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- Cherry Creek School District No. 5
- CCIC Summer Courses
CCIC Summer Courses
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The Cherry Creek Innovation Campus (CCIC) is a stand-alone college and career-preparedness facility located near Centennial Airport and the Denver Tech Center. At CCIC, students are provided opportunities to gain real-world skills, valuable college credit, and/or recognized certifications ranging from the computer sciences to aviation to health sciences. Under the Career and Technical Education umbrella, the CCIC expands the district's commitment to preparing students for the academic and professional demands of the 21st century. The student learning experience will mimic state-of-the-art work environments, with a focus on putting learners in an industry-based culture and climate. Whether a student's immediate post-high school plans include college, the military, or entering the workforce, the CCIC offers a new kind of bridge to college and successful careers. Participating students continue to earn diplomas from their home high schools.
Session 1 only: June 5-June 23, 2023 (no classes on June 19):
- Registration begins on March 27, 2023
- In-person classes run from 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Location: Cherry Creek Innovation Campus
- 8000 S. Chambers Road
- Centennial, CO 80112
- Registration Deadline: May 30, 2023
- No transportation will be available to classes held at CCIC.
- Students can take CCIC summer classes for credit recovery or credit progression.
- Current 8th-graders (incoming 9th-graders) may register for courses if any required prerequisites have been met in middle school and with prior written approval from their middle school counselors. However, they may not earn high school credit.
Registration Link: https://cherrycreek.revtrak.net/other-programs/rw-summer-school/
Please Note: If your student is on hold status with the Cherry Creek School District for any reason (Change-of-Address Needed, Renewal of Co-Residency or Temporary Guardianship, etc.), then the hold status needs to be cleared with District Admissions prior to the start of summer school classes. The link to the District Admissions webpage can be found at the following link: https://www.cherrycreekschools.org/Page/13767.
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Beginning Woodworking
BEGINNING WOODWORKING (9CTESTWODS): In this course, students will learn the fundamental processes of woodworking, including the safe use of power tools (table saw, jointer, surface planer, drum sander, and wood lathe), squaring a board, basic wood joints, laminating wood, sharpening tools, and hand rubbing oil finish. Projects include a laminated clipboard, a small miter box, and a wood turning task. This course is for students who have little or no woodworking experience and want to explore the art of fine woodworking using domestic and exotic hardwood.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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Computer Aided Design I
COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN I (9CTESTCADS): This course is an entry level design class developed to teach students how to use various drawing instruments to read and create technical drawings and 3D parts. This course is designed for students interested in exploring careers related to technical careers such as engineering and product design. Students will demonstrate their new skills through hands on projects and display how various software is used in industry. The course will culminate with students taking the Certified SolidWorks Associate exam, an industry level certification exam used to demonstrate a student’s level of expertise using SolidWorks. Focuses on basic computer aided drafting skills using the SolidWorks software. Includes file management, Cartesian coordinate system & dynamic input, drawing templates, drawing aids, linetype and lineweights, layer usage, drawing & editing geometric objects, polylines & splines, array, text applications, creating tables, basic dimensioning and help access.
CAD is a suggested prerequisite for Product Design I.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
Dual Enrollment: Metro State University of Denver (IND 1450), $50 additional fee per MSU credit, 3 credits - this fee is paid separately from registration during the first week of classes
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Hospitality & Culinary Career Exploration
HOSPITALITY & CULINARY CAREER EXPLORATION (9CTEFCSHCS): This course will give students an insight into the various career paths available throughout the hospitality industry. Students will begin the course by learning about the Resort & Event Management pathway through virtual field trips, guest speakers, soft skills, and guest service scenarios. They will continue the course by exploring the culinary arts with learning basic skills, preparing a variety of recipes, and learning about the culinary industry as a career path.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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Introduction to Computer Programming A
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING A (9COMPROAS): This course will provide students the foundations of computer programming using the Python programming language. Students will use programming constructs and an object-oriented approach to solve various problems. Topics may include, but are not limited to, variables, operators, conditionals, iteration, functions, arrays, and classes/objects. This course will satisfy the programming prerequisite for the other courses in the IT/STEAM pathway.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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Introduction to Health Care
INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH CARE (9CTEHSINTS): Introduces health sciences with an overview of the five pathways that make up the health science cluster. The course addresses the foundation standards including health maintenance, employability skills, teamwork, healthcare systems, communications, and legal issues in healthcare. This course aligns with the Colorado Community College course Intro to Health Care (HPR 123) and Health Care Practices (HPR 124). Concurrent enrollment opportunities may be offered in some sections of this course.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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Photography
PHOTOGRAPHY 1: This photography course focuses on studio-based photography. Students will learn basic DSLR camera operations, framing,and the art of styling and lighting for professional photo shoots. Projects will include various print advertisements and studio work. Students will learn about careers related to commercial photography and the postsecondary programs and requirements in Colorado. Some examples of jobs in this area are photographer, graphic designer, and stylist. Students will complete a number of projects and design pieces to be added to personal portfolios. The course offers instruction and experience in the technical and aesthetic concerns of photography. Students will learn to operate a DSLR camera and a variety of other equipment to create photographic images. Art production will cover a variety of approaches with specific emphasis placed on the use of digital photography. The class will also address the history of photography through group and individual student research. Course materials include a DSLR (there are a limited number to rent from school) and some consumables.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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Robotics & Automated Systems
ROBOTICS & AUTOMATED SYSTEMS: Robotics & Automated Systems is an applied course for students who wish to explore how robots and automated systems are used in industry. Upon completion of this course, students will have an understanding of the historical and current uses of robots and automated systems; programmable circuits; interfacing both inputs and outputs; ethical standards for engineering and technology professions; and testing and maintenance of robots and automated systems. Students will earn .5 Science credit.
Grades: 9-12; .50 credit awarded to students entering 10-12
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For questions about high school summer school programs, contact:
- Gail Oberlies, Summer School Specialist
- goberlies@cherrycreekschools.org
- 720-886-7493