Basalt Middle News Today

Best Buddies, a national nonprofit with local chapters that is dedicated to inclusion for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, is hosting a dance for students to highlight the growing Best Buddies chapters in the Roaring Fork Valley. 

Aspen Words puts on free event with acclaimed artists

10th Mountain Bridge gets an upgrade The 10th Mountain Bridge in the Hunter Creek Valley will get new decking and railings this fall. The mobilization of materials is scheduled to begin Sept. 20 near the...

Basalt Middle School announced this week that Basalt High School athletic director Jason Santo has been chosen as the new assistant principal at Basalt Middle School following Molly Tiernans shift to the new role of dean of culture in the fall.

Basalt middle and high schools are set to host their 12th annual Joy of Music showcase on Friday, capping off the school year for the band program within the schools. An event that will allow...

A number of Roaring Fork School District high schools and middle schools are set to debut a rendition of “Mamma Mia!” tonight with performances scheduled to take place through Sunday afternoon at Basalt Middle School....

Every day, our students in the Roaring Fork and Garfield Re-2 school districts do amazing things.

A student production of “The Sound of Music” opening this weekend in Basalt seeks to celebrate a return to normal, while rebuilding school music and theater programs that have waned in recent years, even before the pandemic. It’s also believed to be the first-ever performance involving five Roaring Fork district schools.

What: Student production of “The Sound of Music”

Students from four middle and high schools in Carbondale and Basalt are joining forces to present the Rodgers & Hammerstein musical classic “The Sound of Music,” opening the weekend of April 8-9 in Basalt.