For the first time in two years,TMS students board a flight for a week of experiential learning! #telluridemountainschool #experientialeducation
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
students boarding a plan
Ever wonder how you get the Work Hard, Play Hard award at TMS? Each week a student or students are nominated by their teachers for various reasons, such as going above and beyond, stepping out of their comfort zone, showing progress in class, or being a leader. Congratulations to this week's Work Hard, Play Hard award recipients for stepping out of their comfort zones at the Winter Carnival! #telluridemountainschool #workhardplayhard
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
Upper School Student
Upper School Student
The guy’s fat bike ride continued to live up to its adventurous reputation. A little cold and a lot of snow! Fun was had by all! #telluridemountainschool #fatbikeride
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
fat biking
far biking
Don't forget that tonight is the guys fat bike ride and an opportunity for just the guys to hangout! Meet at the gondola station at 5:00 and ride across the valley floor.
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
Fat Bike
Annually, in celebration of completing the Free Ride Committee programming, upper school students ski at Silverton Mountain. This celebration allows students to explore new terrain and learn how to ski backcountry safely from professional guides. This year, a group of seven students completed five laps at Silverton, all while having fun and keeping the stoke!
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
skiing Silverton
Lower school students engage in a chemistry lab focused on chemical and physical reactions #science #telluridemountainschool
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
science experiment
science experiment
science experiment
science experiment
Last weekend, upper school students completed their Avalanche Rescue and Recreational Avalanche Safety Level 1 Course. Special thanks to the crew at Mountain Trip for their excellent instruction! #telluridemountainschool
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
TMS Students Skiing
Avalanche Course
Avalanche Course
Avalanche Course
Today marked the last day of the six week Montessori Ski PE. program. Blue skies and spring skiing conditions made a great ending of the season. We celebrated the end of the day with rice crispy treats from miss Meredith! #telluridemountainschool
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
Montessori ski pe
Montessori ski pe
Montessori ski pe
Montessori ski pe
We had a super fun annual Winter Carnival! #telluridemountainschool
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
students
students
students
students
This TMS Upper School student received the Work Hard, Play Hard award not only for his commitment to his teammates but for going above and beyond on the Freeride Committee winter hut trip at St. Paul Lodge. Each morning he woke up early, prepared water, and started a fire so that the rest of the group would wake up warm and hydrated. He was always happy to help do chores and ask if there was anything else he could do to help. He did an excellent job skiing all the backcountry terrain and learning about avalanche awareness. He was an all-around awesome team member! Congratulations!
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
TMS student
A TMS favorite! In a science unit, Lower school students dressed up as their favorite element to present their research projects. #telluridemountainschool #science
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
TMS students dressed as elements
Happy Valentine’s Day from #telluridemountainschool
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
art
art
art
art
The finished product of the all-school art project celebrating MLK. At a closer look, it sure does resemble #telluridemountainschool!
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
art project
Go Team Telluride! Here's a message from the Telluride crew in Beijing. https://youtu.be/HNHkrh9meT0
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
Hagen Kearney
The Freeride Committee hut trip is a critical part of the avalanche awareness curriculum at Telluride Mountain School. During the three-day, two-night trip to St. Paul Lodge, 7th and 8th-grade students participated in partner rescue drills and identified different layers within the snowpack. After building these skills, students were able to see the benefits of good decision-making and low avalanche danger as they skied two different zones on Red Mountain Pass. Overall, the trip was a huge success, and we are excited to see our work in backcountry magazine!
about 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
hut trip
hut trip
hut trip
hut trip
Sheer pride! These beaming ladies are this week's recipients of the "Work Hard, Play Hard" award. While they were recognized individually for different reasons, they both consistently embody TMS's core values of respect, love of learning, responsibility, and integrity! Way to go!!!!!!
over 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
TMS student
TMS student
TMS student
Another #gearcheck! The Freeride Committee departs tomorrow for a weekend hut trip near Red Mountain Pass, where they'll be putting theory into practice. Students will dig pits, examine the snowpack, do beacon searches, and use avalanche gear. Sounds like an awesome weekend retreat! #telluridemountainschool
over 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
gear check
Playground and outdoor space planning is under way.  We hope you can swing by school to see the plans and add your input!
over 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
playground planning
The #telluridemountainschool Freeride Committee is back from their trip to Jackson. Students based out of the Teton Science School for three days, where they practiced honing their backcountry skills, including skinning Snow King and touring in Grand Teton National Park.
over 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
Freeride Committee Skiing
Congratulations to this week's "Work Hard, Play Hard" award, recipient! This student demonstrates a positive attitude in and out of the classroom. He consistently goes out of his way to help his friends and teachers, and he has a genuine love of learning, whether it's research projects, division problems, or writing stories. He also brings the "stoke" to the mountain, ice rink, or sled hill! Way to go! #telluridemountainschool #workhardplayhard
over 3 years ago, Telluride Mountain School
TMS Student