By Shawn Pendergrass
 Sixty Costa Rican high school students applying for a spot at one of the world's renowned United World Colleges spent the weekend with Outward Bound participating in teambuilding activities, hiking, and waterfall rappeling with a main focus on leadership development among peers. |
By Sheena Neece
 Sheena Neece, a Spanish teacher from the Canterbury School, dissects her custom course experience and talks about moving her classroom to the warm waters of the Pacific. |
|
 Get pumped about your upcoming course after reading a letter from a student writing to you straight from the trail. |
|
 From the mountains of Colorado, CRROBS' newest instructor Joe Ewing will get you amped for your upcoming course river phase.
|
|
 Need a tweet? Find your favorite instructor on facebook? Show your friends the rapid that threw you out of the raft on YouTube? Post course photos on Flickr? Get connected through LinkedIn? CRROBS has taken the internet by storm.
|
|
 Alum, students, parents and potential students: click over to our new and improved blog to share in the experiences of past students, past instructors, current students and instructors, and current and past staff.
|
By Shawn Pendergrass
Two groups of Colorado high school seniors made a difference through Leader's Challenge. One group helped the Guaymi indigenous tribe on the Isla Solarte in Bocas del Toro, Panama while the other volunteered at an environmental turtle refuge in Playa Tulin, Costa Rica.
|
|
|
|
From semester courses to summer camps, find the right fit for you.
|
