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In the Intro to Winter Sports class, students learn a variety of winter sports such as nordic skiing, snowshoeing, alpine skiing and more. Nederland Middle Senior High is located in the perfect environment to recreate at Eldora and other nearby trails. It is an excellent opportunity to find ways to stay physically fit in the winter.
BURN SCARS
The science of burn scars, the areas left behind after a wildfire, is a topic extensively studied in the resource conservation and environmental science program. Students learn about the effects of fire on a landscape including hydrology, revegetation, erosion and how to mitigate risks of further forest ecosystem damage post-fire.
FIRE DESTRUCTION
Education in forestry management and natural resources, helps our future land-managers understand and mitigate the effects of wildfires in our mountain communities. Classes not only focus on fire science, but also on the economics of fire mitigation and risk management. Students walk away from these courses with the experience and knowledge required to perform wildfire mitigation plans for local properties.
ART
The Art Department at NMSHS starts students off on a path of creativity as early as 6th grade with Exploratory Art. From there, students may take Art 1 and Art 2, which introduce students to a variety of mediums. In a student's high school years, classes are more concentrated. We offer Drawing and Painting (levels 1-4), Pottery and Sculpture (levels 1-4), Photography (levels 1-2), and AP Art (3D, 2D, and Drawing). Our Artists have placed top three in several art competitions such as the Congressional Art Competition, the state Peace Poster competition, and Art at Altitude.
BAND / CHOIR / ORCHESTRA
NMSHS offers Band, Orchestra, and Choir at all grade levels. The Nederland MSHS Music Department has been a Grammy Signature School Finalist or Semifinalist 17 times (more than any school in America). We were honored in 2009 as one of three Grammy Enterprise Award Winners receiving $5000.00 in prize money. We have been honored many times as a NAMM Foundation Support Music Merit Award winner.
LIBRARY
Our mission is to provide equitable access for students and teachers to 21st Century Libraries staffed by 21st Century Librarians in order to create a culture of lifelong learners and a community of digital citizens. We offer a variety of amenities for student use, including:
• Books/audiobooks
• Reference libraries
• Computers
• New flexible seating
• New teaching/student collaboration space
• 3D printer
• CNC machine
The NMSHS Library is not just a place to house books, but a social and intellectual hub of the school. We have silent spaces, quiet spaces, and social spaces.
WILDLIFE AND FISH MANAGEMENT
One of Colorado’s greatest assets is its wildlife and managing our state’s wildlife populations is critical for the health and safety of the public, wildlife and entire ecosystems. Students in fish and wildlife learn how Colorado’s native species are a critical resource and develop strategies on how to best collect data surrounding wildlife and habitat and how to use that data to develop effective wildlife management techniques. Students leave this class with extensive animal identification skills and an essential understanding of management techniques that prepare them for jobs in parks and wildlife, forestry and more.
SNOW SCIENCE
Snow Science provides students with an in-depth introduction to assessing snowpack and making informed backcountry travel decisions. Course content includes developing an understanding of snow formation, deposition, stability, avalanche processes and problems, risk management, watershed assessment, and the effects of climate change on alpine and glacial regions. This course is intended to provide the necessary background knowledge for students who may pursue careers as mountain guides, ski patrollers, or plan to work in environments where safe winter travel is a critical component of the trade. This course is highlighted by an optional 3-day intensive Avalanche Level 1 training and certification course.
FORESTRY MANAGEMENT
Our forest ecosystems are unique and special to our school and we use them as an extension of our classrooms within the resource conservation and environmental science program. Managing forests in Colorado does not only mean an in-depth understanding of montane, subalpine and alpine ecosystems but also an understanding of the balance of fire disturbance, timber harvest and recreational use of our forests.
WEATHER FOR OUTDOOR PROFESSIONALS
Weather for Outdoor Professionals provides students with an introduction to the various processes associated with the Earth’s overall climate system. Emphasis is placed on understanding the causes of weather phenomena, prediction of events, and subsequent mitigation of hazardous situations. Topics include the transfer of solar energy, structure of the atmosphere, the importance of water, climate change, regional and local scale weather events, weather forecasting, weather-related natural hazards and disasters, applications for renewable energy, and an introduction to snow science.
FORESTRY MANAGEMENT
Our forest ecosystems are unique and special to our school and we use them as an extension of our classrooms within the resource conservation and environmental science program. Managing forests in Colorado does not only mean an in-depth understanding of montane, subalpine and alpine ecosystems but also an understanding of the balance of fire disturbance, timber harvest and recreational use of our forests.
FIRE DESTRUCTION
Education in forestry management and natural resources, helps our future land-managers understand and mitigate the effects of wildfires in our mountain communities. Classes not only focus on fire science, but also on the economics of fire mitigation and risk management. Students walk away from these courses with the experience and knowledge required to perform wildfire mitigation plans for local properties.
BURN SCARS
The science of burn scars, the areas left behind after a wildfire, is a topic extensively studied in the resource conservation and environmental science program. Students learn about the effects of fire on a landscape including hydrology, revegetation, erosion and how to mitigate risks of further forest ecosystem damage post-fire.
SNOW SCIENCE
Snow Science provides students with an in-depth introduction to assessing snowpack and making informed backcountry travel decisions. Course content includes developing an understanding of snow formation, deposition, stability, avalanche processes and problems, risk management, watershed assessment, and the effects of climate change on alpine and glacial regions. This course is intended to provide the necessary background knowledge for students who may pursue careers as mountain guides, ski patrollers, or plan to work in environments where safe winter travel is a critical component of the trade. This course is highlighted by an optional 3-day intensive Avalanche Level 1 training and certification course.
WEATHER FOR OUTDOOR PROFESSIONALS
Weather for Outdoor Professionals provides students with an introduction to the various processes associated with the Earth’s overall climate system. Emphasis is placed on understanding the causes of weather phenomena, prediction of events, and subsequent mitigation of hazardous situations. Topics include the transfer of solar energy, structure of the atmosphere, the importance of water, climate change, regional and local scale weather events, weather forecasting, weather-related natural hazards and disasters, applications for renewable energy, and an introduction to snow science.
WINTER SPORTS
In the Intro to Winter Sports class, students learn a variety of winter sports such as nordic skiing, snowshoeing, alpine skiing and more. Nederland Middle Senior High is located in the perfect environment to recreate at Eldora and other nearby trails. It is an excellent opportunity to find ways to stay physically fit in the winter.
BAND / CHOIR / ORCHESTRA
NMSHS offers Band, Orchestra, and Choir at all grade levels. The Nederland MSHS Music Department has been a Grammy Signature School Finalist or Semifinalist 17 times (more than any school in America). We were honored in 2009 as one of three Grammy Enterprise Award Winners receiving $5000.00 in prize money. We have been honored many times as a NAMM Foundation Support Music Merit Award winner.
ART
The Art Department at NMSHS starts students off on a path of creativity as early as 6th grade with Exploratory Art. From there, students may take Art 1 and Art 2, which introduce students to a variety of mediums. In a student's high school years, classes are more concentrated. We offer Drawing and Painting (levels 1-4), Pottery and Sculpture (levels 1-4), Photography (levels 1-2), and AP Art (3D, 2D, and Drawing). Our Artists have placed top three in several art competitions such as the Congressional Art Competition, the state Peace Poster competition, and Art at Altitude.
LIBRARY
Our mission is to provide equitable access for students and teachers to 21st Century Libraries staffed by 21st Century Librarians in order to create a culture of lifelong learners and a community of digital citizens. We offer a variety of amenities for student use, including:
• Books/audiobooks
• Reference libraries
• Computers
• New flexible seating
• New teaching/student collaboration space
• 3D printer
• CNC machine
The NMSHS Library is not just a place to house books, but a social and intellectual hub of the school. We have silent spaces, quiet spaces, and social spaces.
ML GYM / CLIMBING CENTER
We are lucky enough to be the only school in the district with a state-of-the-art climbing wall built by Eldorado Walls. In our rock climbing class students either learn, or fine tune, the skills necessary to safely go sport climbing outside. We cover a wide variety of skills and topics that help students improve in the three main areas of climbing (bouldering, top roping, and lead climbing). Topics include climbing technique, climber/belayer communication, top rope belaying, lead belaying, lead climbing, spotting, and building strength for climbing. We also discuss the safety aspects of climbing that are so incredibly important, including analyzing accidents reported in Accidents in North American Climbing.
THEATER
NMSHS has an award winning Theater Department. The actors, actresses and technicians perform high quality one act plays in the Fall and they wow the community with their amazing musical performances in the Spring. Theater students can earn a spot in the International Thespian Society and participate in the Colorado State Thespian Conference each December. Many of our students have earned Excellent and Superior ratings and have participated in the National Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska.
THEATER
NMSHS has an award winning Theater Department. The actors, actresses and technicians perform high quality one act plays in the Fall and they wow the community with their amazing musical performances in the Spring. Theater students can earn a spot in the International Thespian Society and participate in the Colorado State Thespian Conference each December. Many of our students have earned Excellent and Superior ratings and have participated in the National Conference in Lincoln, Nebraska.
FITNESS CENTER
Our recently renovated Fitness Center includes a variety of weightlifting and resistance equipment. We also have a dedicated spin cycle room to help maintain fitness of our student-athletes.
CAFETERIA
As the central hub of the school, the cafeteria hosts everything from the Academic Awards breakfast to Harvest Feast for the community. We serve breakfast and lunch for students every day. Lunch menus.
We encourage you to apply for Free and Reduced meals, as it can lead to other reduced fees, and is directly connected to school funding. HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Nederland provides a variety of athletic offerings. Fall offerings include Mountain Biking, Boys' Soccer, Girls' Volleyball & Cross Country. Winter offerings include Basketball, Nordic Skiing & Alpine Skiing. Spring offerings include Track & Field and Girls' Soccer. We also offer Middle School Wrestling. Get involved, Panthers!
HIGH SCHOOL GYM
Nederland provides a variety of athletic offerings. Fall offerings include Mountain Biking, Boys' Soccer, Girls' Volleyball & Cross Country. Winter offerings include Basketball, Nordic Skiing & Alpine Skiing. Spring offerings include Track & Field and Girls' Soccer. We also offer Middle School Wrestling. Get involved, Panthers!
WILDLIFE AND FISH MANAGEMENT
One of Colorado’s greatest assets is its wildlife and managing our state’s wildlife populations is critical for the health and safety of the public, wildlife and entire ecosystems. Students in fish and wildlife learn how Colorado’s native species are a critical resource and develop strategies on how to best collect data surrounding wildlife and habitat and how to use that data to develop effective wildlife management techniques. Students leave this class with extensive animal identification skills and an essential understanding of management techniques that prepare them for jobs in parks and wildlife, forestry and more.
SNOW SCIENCE
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• Carpentry
• Construction
• Plumbing
• Architecture
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Landscape Maintenance
Potential Occupations
• Carpentry
• Construction
• Plumbing
• Architecture
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Landscape Maintenance
Certificates
• Revit Certified User (Architecture)
• Landscape Industry Certified Technician (LICT) – Exterior (Landscape Maintenance)
• National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program (Heavy equipment)
• Certified Associate in Project Management
• Construction Trades Apprenticeships
• HomeBuilder's Institute Certifications
• NCCER Core
Certificates
• Revit Certified User (Architecture)
• Landscape Industry Certified Technician (LICT) – Exterior (Landscape Maintenance)
• National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program (Heavy equipment)
• Certified Associate in Project Management
• Construction Trades Apprenticeships
• HomeBuilder's Institute Certifications
• NCCER Core
Courses Offered
• Construction Technology A
• Construction Technology B
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems
• Sustainable Buidling Systems
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Architectural Drafting
• Building Modeling
Courses Offered
• Construction Technology A
• Construction Technology B
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems
• Sustainable Buidling Systems
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Architectural Drafting
• Building Modeling
Certificates
• Ecology Conservation & Management
Certificates
• Ecology Conservation & Management
Potential Occupations
• Mountain Guide
• Hunting/Fishing Guide
• Raft Guide
• Ski Patrol/School
• Outdoor Educator
• Search and Rescue
• Photo/Videographer
• National Forest or Park Ranger
Potential Occupations
• Mountain Guide
• Hunting/Fishing Guide
• Raft Guide
• Ski Patrol/School
• Outdoor Educator
• Search and Rescue
• Photo/Videographer
• National Forest or Park Ranger
Courses Offered
• Wilderness First-Aid
• Backpacking
• Colorado Fourteeners
• Wilderness First Responder
• Orienteering and Route Finding
• Introduction to Winter Sports
• Leave No Trace Trainer Certification
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Courses Offered
• Wilderness First-Aid
• Backpacking
• Colorado Fourteeners
• Wilderness First Responder
• Orienteering and Route Finding
• Introduction to Winter Sports
• Leave No Trace Trainer Certification
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Certificates
• CPR
• Wilderness First Aid
• Wilderness First Responder
• AIARE Avalanche 1
• Leave No Trace
Certificates
• CPR
• Wilderness First Aid
• Wilderness First Responder
• AIARE Avalanche 1
• Leave No Trace
Courses Offered
• Principles of Natural Resources Management
• AP Environmental Science
• Fish and Wildlife Management
• Forestry Management
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Courses Offered
• Principles of Natural Resources Management
• AP Environmental Science
• Fish and Wildlife Management
• Forestry Management
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Potential Occupations
• Wildlife Habitat and Population Manager
• Wildlife Research Ecologist
• Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer
• Public Lands Manager
• Forester
• National Forest or Park Ranger
• Environmental Science
Potential Occupations
• Wildlife Habitat and Population Manager
• Wildlife Research Ecologist
• Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer
• Public Lands Manager
• Forester
• National Forest or Park Ranger
• Environmental Science
RECREATION MANAGEMENT
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As the central hub of the school, the cafeteria hosts everything from the Academic Awards breakfast to Harvest Feast for the community. We serve breakfast and lunch for students every day. Lunch menus.
We encourage you to apply for Free and Reduced meals, as it can lead to other reduced fees, and is directly connected to school funding. CORNICE
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We are lucky enough to be the only school in the district with a state-of-the-art climbing wall built by Eldorado Walls. In our rock climbing class students either learn, or fine tune, the skills necessary to safely go sport climbing outside. We cover a wide variety of skills and topics that help students improve in the three main areas of climbing (bouldering, top roping, and lead climbing). Topics include climbing technique, climber/belayer communication, top rope belaying, lead belaying, lead climbing, spotting, and building strength for climbing. We also discuss the safety aspects of climbing that are so incredibly important, including analyzing accidents reported in Accidents in North American Climbing.
EARTH MOVING
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Our recently renovated Fitness Center includes a variety of weightlifting and resistance equipment. We also have a dedicated spin cycle room to help maintain fitness of our student-athletes.
Outdoor Recreation Leadership
Courses will be offered that expose students to careers in Outdoor Recreation Leadership from professional guiding to emergency responder.
Outdoor Recreation Leadership develops leaders in the environment in which they live while preparing them for postsecondary studies across a wide range of potential outdoor careers.
Courses Offered
• Wilderness First-Aid
• Backpacking
• Colorado Fourteeners
• Wilderness First Responder
• Orienteering and Route Finding
• Introduction to Winter Sports
• Leave No Trace Trainer Certification
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Certificates
• CPR
• Wilderness First Aid
• Wilderness First Responder
• AIARE Avalanche 1
• Leave No Trace
Potential Occupations
• Mountain Guide
• Hunting/Fishing Guide
• Raft Guide
• Ski Patrol/School
• Outdoor Educator
• Search and Rescue
• Photo/Videographer
• National Forest or Park Ranger
FOREST MANAGEMENT
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This pathway will provide students with an introduction to the fields of natural resource management, ecology, and conservation.
Students will learn about stewardship of public lands and resources through hands-on courses and work experience.
Resource Conservation & Environmental Science supports student development in science through a multidisciplinary career-relevant pathway to graduation.
Students are offered industry-appropriate certifications to promote job marketability directly out of high school.
Resource Conservation and Environmental Science Courses
This pathway will provide students with an introduction to the fields of natural resource management, ecology, and conservation.
Students will learn about stewardship of public lands and resources through hands-on courses and work experience.
Resource Conservation & Environmental Science supports student development in science through a multidisciplinary career-relevant pathway to graduation.
Students are offered industry-appropriate certifications to promote job marketability directly out of high school.
Construction, Engineering & Architecture
Students will be provided hands-on and classroom experiences in engineering, construction, CAD, and sustainability.
This pathway supports students’ math development with hands-on experiences tied to their traditional math classes.
Courses Offered
• Construction Technology A
• Construction Technology B
• Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Systems
• Sustainable Buidling Systems
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Architectural Drafting
• Buidling Modeling
Certificates
• Revit Certified User (Architecture)
• Landscape Industry Certified Technician (LICT) – Exterior (Landscape Maintenance)
• National Safe Tractor and Machinery Operation Program (Heavy equipment)
• Certified Associate in Project Management
• Construction Trades Apprenticeships
• HomeBuilder's Institute Certifications
• NCCER Core
Potential Occupations
• Carpentry
• Construction
• Plumbing
• Architecture
• Heavy Equipment Operations
• Landscape Maintenance
Resource Conservation & Environmental Science
This pathway will provide students with an introduction to the fields of natural resource management, ecology, and conservation.
Students will learn about stewardship of public lands and resources through hands-on courses and work experience.
Resource Conservation & Environmental Science supports student development in science through a multidisciplinary career-relevant pathway to graduation.
Students are offered industry-appropriate certifications to promote job marketability directly out of high school.
Courses Offered
• Principles of Natural Resources Management
• AP Environmental Science
• Fish and Wildlife Management
• Forestry Management
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals
• Snow Science
Certificates
• Ecology Conservation & Management
Potential Occupations
• Wildlife Habitat and Population Manager
• Wildlife Research Ecologist
• Wildlife Law Enforcement Officer
• Public Lands Manager
• Forester
• National Forest or Park Ranger
• Environmental Science
Outdoor Recreation Leadership
Courses will be offered that expose students to careers in Outdoor Recreation Leadership from professional guiding to emergency responder.
Outdoor Recreation Leadership develops leaders in the environment in which they live while preparing them for postsecondary studies across a wide range of potential outdoor careers.
Outdoor Recreation Leadership
Courses will be offered that expose students to careers in Outdoor Recreation Leadership from professional guiding to emergency responder.
Outdoor Recreation Leadership develops leaders in the environment in which they live while preparing them for postsecondary studies across a wide range of potential outdoor careers.
Construction, Engineering & Architecture
Students will be provided hands-on and classroom experiences in engineering, construction, CAD, and sustainability.
This pathway supports students’ math development with hands-on experiences tied to their traditional math classes.
Construction, Engineering & Architecture
Students will be provided hands-on and classroom experiences in engineering, construction, CAD, and sustainability.
This pathway supports students’ math development with hands-on experiences tied to their traditional math classes.
Core Coursework
English-Language Arts:
• 9th Grade ELA
• 9th Grade ELA Advanced WT
• 10th Grade ELA
• 10th Grade ELA Advanced WT
• 11th Grade ELA
• AP English Language & Composition WT
• Theatre
• Film Lit
Mathematics
• Algebra 1
• Algebra 2
• Advanced Algebra 2 WT
• Geometry
• Advanced Geometry WT
• Advanced Pre-Calculus WT
• AP Calculus (AB) WT
Science
• Adv Physical Sci Wt
• Biology
• Principles of Natural Resource Management(Bio)
• Anatomy & Physiology
• Advanced Anatomy & Physiology Wt
• Weather for Outdoor Professionals (fall only)
• Snow Sci (spring only)
• Advanced Chemistry Wt
• AP Environmental Science Wt
• Advanced Biology Wt
• Physical Science
• Environmental Systems Water
• Fish and Wildlife Management
• Forestry Management
• AP Physics 1-Algebra Based
• Astronomy
• Biotechnology
• Science Research Seminar Weighted (SRS)
Social Studies
• US Government
• World Geography
• World History
• AP World History
• Understanding Diversity
• AP US History
• US History
• AP Psychology
About NMSHS
Nederland Middle-Senior High School (NMSHS) is a 6th - 12th grade public school within the Boulder Valley School District (BVSD). The school is situated approximately 8,400 feet above sea level and 17 miles west of the City of Boulder. Although we only serve approximately 250 students in grades 6-12, we operate in the largest geographic area of all BVSD schools, serving a 250 square mile area within the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, and the Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forests. Located in the heart of Front Range recreation, our school sits in the epicenter of world class skiing, mountain biking/climbing, and hunting, fishing, and camping and we offer the best exploratory model of education anywhere.
We are very proud of our dedicated and passionate staff at NMSHS. Collectively, our staff delivers robust Advanced Placement (AP) and Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, a nationally recognized Performing Arts program, and excellent Visual Arts opportunities. Nearly half of our teaching staff have earned CTE credentials and teach courses in: Outdoor Leadership, Architecture/Construction, and Resources Conservation/Environmental Science. Our philosophy is connecting curriculum to the outdoors, career opportunities, and college. Our academic excellence is exceeded only by our staff's commitment to building strong relationships with our students and families. At NMSHS, falling between the cracks is not something that we allow. Every student has a name and a special place in our school!
We offer a unique opportunity to the students we serve. With a small student-to-teacher ratio, personalized education is our foundation, and blended learning opportunities are our passion. As we continually strive to bring our natural surroundings into the classroom, we also place a high value on preparing students for the world that exists outside of our small mountain community.
Academic Planning
Course Catalog
Enrollment Information
For Students within our attendance area:
For students outside our attendance area (Open Enrollment):
Contact NMSHS
720-561-4900
About NMSHS
Nederland Middle-Senior High School (NMSHS) is a 6th - 12th grade public school within the Boulder Valley School District (BVSD). The school is situated approximately 8,400 feet above sea level and 17 miles west of the City of Boulder. Although we only serve approximately 250 students in grades 6-12, we operate in the largest geographic area of all BVSD schools, serving a 250 square mile area within the Indian Peaks Wilderness Area, and the Arapahoe and Roosevelt National Forests. Located in the heart of Front Range recreation, our school sits in the epicenter of world class skiing, mountain biking/climbing, and hunting, fishing, and camping and we offer the best exploratory model of education anywhere.
We are very proud of our dedicated and passionate staff at NMSHS. Collectively, our staff delivers robust Advanced Placement (AP) and Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, a nationally recognized Performing Arts program, and excellent Visual Arts opportunities. Nearly half of our teaching staff have earned CTE credentials and teach courses in: Outdoor Leadership, Architecture/Construction, and Resources Conservation/Environmental Science. Our philosophy is connecting curriculum to the outdoors, career opportunities, and college. Our academic excellence is exceeded only by our staff's commitment to building strong relationships with our students and families. At NMSHS, falling between the cracks is not something that we allow. Every student has a name and a special place in our school!
We offer a unique opportunity to the students we serve. With a small student-to-teacher ratio, personalized education is our foundation, and blended learning opportunities are our passion. As we continually strive to bring our natural surroundings into the classroom, we also place a high value on preparing students for the world that exists outside of our small mountain community.
Academic Planning
Course Catalog
Enrollment Information
For Students within our attendance area:
For students outside our attendance area (Open Enrollment):
Contact NMSHS
720-561-4900
WELCOME TO NMSHS!
Located in the heart of Front Range recreation, our school sits in the epicenter of world class skiing, mountain biking/climbing, and hunting, fishing, and camping and we offer the best exploratory model of education anywhere.
WELCOME TO NMSHS!
Located in the heart of Front Range recreation, our school sits in the epicenter of world class skiing, mountain biking/climbing, and hunting, fishing, and camping and we offer the best exploratory model of education anywhere.
Enrollment Information
For students in our attendance area:
For students outside our attendance area: