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During the last week of school most students are just biding their time, watching movies and eating junk food in class, playing hooky, yearning for summer break... At Roots & Wings Community School, Passage is a time for deep reflection, relaxation, celebration, friendship and fun - this is what the most important week of the year looks like:
Joan Long and Claire Cote increase ridership on NCRTD (free blue bus) public transit with youth created artwork
On April 22 – Earth Day, there was a full house at OCHO Art + Event Space in Questa. Bursting with youth creativity, color and light, the “Luz es Vida Earth Day Youth Performance Café” was full to capacity in more ways than one! Five large, brightly painted banners as well as some wonderful smaller works greeted guests as they entered the gallery space . Each one reflected the “Luz es Vida – Light is Life” theme in its own unique way through the creativity of the many youth hands (over 220!) that worked on them...READ MORE
Kyle Totman, Alex Keltner, and Cade Harris stand tall in their newly dug quinzee while instructor Scott Laidlaw inspects
Syd Slater studies the snowpack depth
Everybody loves a snow-day! For students at Roots & Wings Community School, a public charter school in Questa, the term snow day has new meaning. On the morning of March 2nd, with the much of the county still digging out from under a record snowfall - most area students were hoping to have the day off. Meanwhile, middle scholars at RWCS were up early and busy packing up with classmates to head out into the snow for an epic adventure...READ MORE
Roots & Wings students head out to school in Bull of the Woods pasture in the newly protected Columbine Hondo Wilderness
The sun is swinging lower and winter is sinking into the bones of our mountain with each chill gust of wind. Now is the time to catch up on inside work. Localogy sure covered some ground with our youth programs in 2014. Here are the pictures to prove it - just in time to show off to your loved ones over the holidays! Thanks to all you summer campers and school kids for living every day with us to the fullest. Thank you people who aren't pictured in any of the galleries below, but who were equally a part of the adventures with your donations and support. This is all you:
We know you are one of a kind. Now you can be one of the kind people who donate to the good work of Localogy. As a camp parent pointed out, not everybody can just click on that paypal button to make the big donation. When it comes to giving - one size does not fit all. So by popular demand... we give you two new ways to share with the kids:
