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What Have You Learned Recently
by Martha Smith If I could do anything, no limitations, setting all of my life obligations aside, I would go back to school. Law school, divinity school, art school, more […]
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“Breaking Free from the Monoculture: A Call for Trust and Authenticity in Education”
By Tom Thorpe I love a clean looking lawn, and my son and I invest hours and take pride in one that is weed free with very clean lines. The […]
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Summer summary & upcoming work
We began the summer with a weeklong camp in partnership with the Gold Crown Foundation Clubhouse, offering a storytelling and animation program for 18 students in grades 6–12. Following that, […]
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Growth Happens Outside of the Comfort Zone: How shaping a surfboard shaped my future by Cooper Carson
At the time of this writing my REDI Lab project was three years ago. It seems like only yesterday that I walked into the REDI Lab on day one with […]
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Welcome to the team, Jazmin Nieto!!!In her own words…
I am so excited to join Colorado Academy as the new K-12 Service Learning & Community Engagement Coordinator and REDI Lab Community Liaison. As a first generation Latina and a […]
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“READY OR NOT, HERE I COME”
Navigating a story can feel like the children’s game hide-and-seek. Within stories, whether intentional or not, there are elements hidden to the audience – and sometimes even to the author […]
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A Conversation and Update from Brian Labra Vergara
[RL] Where are you now? [BL] In a period of transition. Actually, I’m on a bus in New York, but that’s neither here nor there. For some background, my name […]
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Dear Friends, Welcome To Yes, &…
Dear Friends, Welcome to the first issue of “Yes, &…” from the REDI Lab in Denver, Colorado. What is the REDI Lab? REDI Lab is a program, a place, and […]
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The REDI Lab: Where Educators and Students Innovate Fearlessly
In today’s fast-paced world, the traditional education model often feels outdated and stifling for both students and teachers because compliance and performance are the primary goals for achievement. Students – […]
