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CRMS Environmental Club takes action
In high school, a donut bribe goes a long way. This year, the CRMS Environmental Club has a new focus: political action. Every Wednesday after household jobs, you can find…
Read MoreBenefits of the CRMS Active Program
Around 8 p.m. on a Saturday, an unsuspecting Mexican restaurant in Montrose, Colorado, was swarmed with about 40 sweaty teenage rock climbers from Carbondale. The line of bright blue t-shirts…
Read MoreCRMS partners with Aspen Valley Land Trust
CRMS partnered with Aspen Valley Land Trust to work on a Riparian Restoration Project on the north end of campus. Click here to view “The Point” a video produced by…
Read MoreTick Ridge Gets a Facelift
When you first hear that your student is spending time at a place called “Tick Ridge,” you might be inclined to wonder if bug spray is mandatory. While the longtime…
Read MoreWilderness Orientation Q&A
Here at Colorado Rocky Mountain School, we have been venturing into the outdoors since our founding in 1953. In the early days, the school piled everyone into the back of…
Read MoreRiver Watch Service Crew gives back to broader community
Service crews have long been an important part of the CRMS journey and a way for students to give back to their community. While digging fence posts is an oft-cited…
Read MoreHow does water shape us
Perched as they are at the confluence of the Crystal and Roaring Fork Rivers, it is fitting that the ninth grade class at the Colorado Rocky Mountain School have found…
Read MoreThe 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.…
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