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The CRMS Community Bike Sharing Program
If you see a student pedaling a yellow cruiser bike around campus and then see another student pedaling a yellow cruiser bike around campus, don’t worry. You’re not seeing double.…
Read MoreFaculty Profile Kayo Ogilby
Competitive swimming might not seem like a natural pursuit for an adult living in the mountains of Colorado, but longtime CRMS teacher Kayo Ogilby has not only returned to a…
Read MoreWild Mustang heads to CRMS
Reprinted from the September issue of Roaring Fork Lifestyle Magazine The students involved in the horse program at the Colorado Rocky Mountain School (CRMS) dreamt for months of adopting a…
Read MoreSenior Project is Integral to a CRMS Education
Senior Project is an integral part of a student’s final year at CRMS, requiring students to exercise self-reliance and responsibility. This project forms an important aspect of the transition from…
Read MoreWhy Your Child Should Attend Boarding School
The benefits of attending a boarding school are often untold. A recent Forbes.com article shares how this incredible experience can impact a child’s education, and life. At Colorado Rocky Mountain…
Read MoreThe Braj
Senior Morgan Young stepped up to the microphone at the end of CRMS’ All School Meeting holding a heavy, oversized chain. From it hung a copper letter “B,” jagged and…
Read MoreTop 10 Reading Suggestions for Parents
With my third quarter travel schedule, I have had a lot of time to read and listen to podcasts, and I thought I would share some suggestions that I have…
Read MoreTop 10 Gardening Tips
Colorado’s climate with its intense sun, day/ night temperature fluctuations, dry and windy weather can be a challenge to grow in. Here are some tips to get you started. Plan…
Read MoreCollege Counseling the Oyster Way
The ranks of independent college counselors in the United States continue to grow, from an estimated 1,400 in 2005 to some 8,000 in 2015, according to the National Center for…
Read MoreVisiting Scholar Program
photo: Craig Childs, Visiting Scholar 2017 The Visiting Scholar Program has existed for quite some time and, indeed, predates my arrival in 1979 and, I believe, was sporadically operative during…
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