The Roaring Fork High School Rams girls lacrosse team’s success on the playing field may translate to a state tournament bid. It would be the second playoffs appearance for the Rams, with the first in 2019. The results of the Rams last two games — against the Summit Tigers on June 11 and the Battle […]
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Rams season winds down
As the sports season winds down for Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) Rams, a few games and a memorial tournament remain. Two sports—girls soccer and baseball—recently honored senior student-athletes with on-field presentations attended by family, friends and fans. Girls soccer honored seniors Grace Jardine, Letey Crownhart, Sydney Schramer, Jeysel Orellana Perez, Izzy Knaus, and Isabela […]
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Season D sports extend into June
At the beginning of April, the Colorado High School Activities Association forwarded a statement to all member schools that they were in consultation with the Colorado Office of Civil Rights to extend Season D sports and events. As Season C sports concluded, two weeks ago, practices for Season D sports began the following week. The […]
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RFHS art show returns May 10-12
Last year saw the Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) annual student art show canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The tradition has returned this year with the show featuring artwork from over 100 students. From Monday, May 10, through Wednesday, May 12, the show displays work created throughout the school year by students under the […]
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¡El fútbol de los Rams está de vuelta!
Traducción por Dolores Duarte En una tarde de sábado,de 67 grados, sin una nube en el cielo, podías sentir la electricidad en el aire — el equipo titular de fútbol americano, los Rams de la Roaring Fork High School estaban de vuelta en Carbondale. Puede que los Rams hayan sufrido una dura derrota al perder […]
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Meet Megan Baiardo, RFHS’s next principal
The first thing you notice about Megan Baiardo is her smile and her warm, friendly manner. After a lengthy conversation, you leave with a better understanding of the 20-year educator and school administrator who is confident, thoughtful and dedicated to the students she serves. In March, the Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) announced Baiardo was […]
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Rams football is back!
On a 67-degree Saturday afternoon, without a cloud in the sky, you could feel the electricity in the air — Roaring Fork High School Rams varsity football was back in Carbondale. The Rams may have suffered a stinging defeat in their 47–6 conference loss to the Manitou Springs Mustangs on April 3, but the enthusiasm […]
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Letters – April 1, 2021
Re: Re: RFHS According to School Board policy in the Roaring Fork School District, the superintendent has the final word on who is hired as principal, and his vote is the only one that counts. Four years ago, despite the unanimous support by her staff, students and community members, assistant principal Kelsie Goodman was not […]
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La comunidad se lanza por bateo bajo techo
Traducción por Dolores Duarte ¿Cómo dice la frase famosa de la película “El campo de los sueños?” Si lo construyes, ellos vendrán. En Carbondale es: si necesitas construirlo, nosotros vendremos. Se está construyendo una instalación de bateo bajo techo de 80 por 30 pies en la esquina sureste del Ron Patch Memorial Field. Cuando la […]
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Letters – March 25, 2021
Re: Climate of love I am writing in response to Gwen Garcelon’s column in last week’s Sun. It seems that the incident involving Michael Francisco, the police and City Market is ripe for a restorative, rather than retributive process. All three appear to be not only the affected party, but also the responsible party. A […]