Steamboat Mountain School is located in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The town of Steamboat Springs is western, outdoorsy, artsy, creative, and adventurous.The small size of the school gives it an advantage getting to know each student to help them grow. With a welcoming and close-knit community, students will quickly find a home away from home. The values of Steamboat Mountain School are exemplified in its mission statement. “Steamboat Mountain School challenges the intellects and imaginations of its students to help them lead productive, creative and responsible lives in a dynamic, global society.” This is an ideal school for those who love to spend time outdoors and ski. Steamboat Mountain School emphasizes critical, analytical, and creative thinking. Life in the academic arena at Steamboat Mountain School isn’t easy for a student, but it is engaging and fun. Our academic program fosters the development of strong organizational and time management skills, confidence, and responsibility.
Steamboat Mountain School
Steamboat Springs, Colorado | High School, 9-12, PG, Co-ed | Founded in 1957
Robotics Club
Tech Team
Backcountry Skills
Mountain Biking
Trail Running
Alpine Skiing
Free Style Skiing
Snowboarding
Cross Country
Nordic Combine & Special Jumping
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-Adventure is identified as a strong component of learning through outdoor opportunities in fall, winter, and spring where exploration of nature broadens perspectives, increases empathy and transforms students lives
-The Global Studies Program not only allows students to travel to other countries but also to immerse themselves in the culture and give back to the communities with the goal for upper students to visit four countries on four continents
-Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club is a world-renowned program attracting student-athletes from all over the country and the world to train in skiing and snowboarding
-STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) concepts integrated into the classroom to challenge students thinking and problem solving
