Inbounders are students who came to Colorado from a foreign country, outbounders are students from Colorado who go to a foreign country.

Being a RMRYE student can be an incredibly rewarding experience.

Outbound students will find the committe works hard to place them in a country where they will have the experience of a lifetime, be safe, receive a unique education and have a lot of fun. The country contacts are always available to assist with difficult situations and also love hearing about the great experiences students are having.

If you are interested in becoming a student and are residing within the boundaries of District 5450 (Denver Metro and surrounding area) Register for the LTEP program to get the process started! Click HERE!

Students from other countries (inbounders) who are received by District 5450 are also ensured as great an experience as possible.

For inbounders, Annual mandatory events are the orientation in September, the winter retreat in January/February and the District Conference in April/May. Inbounders must complete an address update each time they move for RMRYE to remain in compliance with Dept of State regulations and CSIET accredidation. Prior to travel, inbound students are required to complete and submit the travel permission form. In most instances, the original form is to be sent to the country contact. Failure to provide this form could result in visa termination which will also result in program temination (in other words-if you travel without providing this form, you will be sent home early!).

All students are requested to complete a monthly report at the start of each month, reporting on the month prior. This is an easy, on line form that goes to committee members only.

All students are regularly emailed event information. Please check your email regularly. We do have an email system, if you need an email address, we can provide it free of charge.

Events are also available on the calendar and all events need to be communicated by the student to their host clubs and host families as some may require transportation arrangements, fees or are mandatory.

Finally, students should download the Thought Chart and carefully read it. Then, read it again a few months later. This was put together by a student many years ago on paper and then redesigned on a computer for you to examine easily. It will make you think, it may make you laugh or cry.

Students returning to Colorado are automatically members of Rotex. While a small group and not very active, we do our best to maintain a Rotex club in District 5450. Please contact us if you are interested in participating.