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Founded in 1953, Colorado Rocky Mountain School is a coeducational boarding and day school for students in grades nine through 12. Colorado Rocky Mountain School s curriculum incorporates college-preparatory programs, English, mathematics, social studies, science, modern language and fine arts. Its fine arts department stresses on production and appreciation of art, and its role in society. All students spend more than 10 days every year in the mountains, deserts and canyons of the Southwest, instilling within students the values of teamwork, environmental sustainability, physical fitness and adventure. Its students participate competitively and recreationally in sports, such as skiing, snowboarding, climbing, kayaking, mountain biking, soccer, cross-country, tennis and swimming. It additionally provides guidance and counseling services. Colorado Rocky Mountain School is located in Carbondale, Colo.

One Book One Valley is a community-wide reading initiative in the Vail Valley, founded in 2012, which unites residents through a shared literary experience. Spearheaded by Vail's Library Director Lori A. Barnes, this project collaborates with local organizations to select a title each year that resonates with the community, encouraging a collective journey into literature. Since its inception, One Book One Valley has increased in popularity, fostering a love for reading among diverse groups including schools, universities, and families. The chosen titles often have local ties, enhancing engagement and personal connection among participants, as exemplified by their first selected novel, "Doc" by Mary Doria Russell, which delves into the life of historical figure Doc Holliday. Generated from the website