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This spring, the ninth-grade class explored the rocks and rivers of Eastern Utah. They started out with a half-day of guided rock climbing on Wall Street in Moab, where they climbe...
Effective English teachers are continually debating the required reading in a school’s curriculum. They ask: Where do classics fit in our curriculum? How do we include contemporary...
For their 2021 Spring Experiential Education trip, the seventh and eighth-grade class visited Desolation Canyon, Gray Canyon of the Green River, and Capitol Reef National Park. The...
The Spring 2021 Trip was indeed a one-of-a-kind experience. The students were focused, polite, and kind as we ventured through some of the less-traveled highways in the state. The ...
Every year the Telluride Mountain School Ski P.E. Program keeps getting better. I am happy to report that we have renewed the strong ski culture that TMS was founded on twenty-two ...
At Mountain School, we approach math instruction as we do everything else, with an eye to love of learning and a work hard, play hard attitude. We realize a math problem can be as ...
After this year, we will likely never again take for granted the opportunity to socialize and work together!
For most of us, one of the things long-treasured at the Telluride Moun...
This fall, eighth grade students from the Telluride Mountain School backpacked through the picturesque canyons of Grand Gulch in Southeast Utah. The group learned how to pack a pa...
On October 5th, TMS’s 9th-grade students and teachers loaded up three vehicles and 16 bikes and headed to Rabbit Valley campground and trailhead. Their goal: Bike 70 miles of the K...
The Freeride Committee (FRC) at the Telluride Mountain School (TMS) took a trip last weekend to St. Paul Lodge near Red Mountain Pass, where they spent three days and two nights pr...