CAS stands for Creativity, Activity, and Service. The opportunity to participate in this IB Program is open to all juniors and seniors at Aspen High School and takes place over the course of their two final years as high school students.
Luke Abbaszadeh - Aspen Institute Connection
Paul Anzalone, Oliver Auvray, Zach Loeb, Jackson Rumbaugh - Aspen High School Business/Speaker Series
Chloe Axelman & Stella Lodge - 5k Run for Charity (Challenge Aspen)
Lily Barbin, Mia Mottier, Luca Nettleton - Powwow event planning
Alexis Berger - Teen Giving Circle
Angelina Bradley - Dance Team Junior Camps
Josie Brands - School Protest Walkout Against School Violence
Margaret Buck, Josie Cole, Sylvan Doyle - Bathroom Art Mural
Max De Baets - Creating Pathways for Children in Thailand to Learn English
Cade Feast - All Kids Healthy Futures
Eli Foster - Educational Pathways to Innovative Careers
Eli Genshaft - Ski Coaching
Wade Gerardi & Daane Reische - AHS 1st Vending Machine
Sydney Klausmann - A View Through my Lens
Kristo Klavins - Aspen Junior Gents Charity Fundraiser
Carter Kuhlman - “On the Rise” Open Mic Professional Opinion Article
Cody Lewis - Geared Up Aspen
Annika Lundeern, Jacob Owsley, Aurelia Tunte - Created a short film for Teens, Bystander
Emmet Meidar - Propel Indigenous Financial Service Knowledge
Valerie Menendez - Student Survival Guide
Spencer Novak - Presentation on Correlation between ACEs and Substance Abuse
Alyson Ocampo - Voices from Home
Marley Rich - Teaching Elle to Ride a Bike
Chase Slesinger-Hall - Instructional Leadership Team
CAS helps our students find balance outside of academics. Students engage in CAS experiences and one CAS project that involves collaboration, planning, commitment, and leadership. Students are reflective within their experiences and this shows as students grow throughout the IB program.
Coordinator
Diane Godfrey