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CCIC Business Students at DECA District Conference
Congratulations to CCIC Business Services students qualifying for the Colorado DECA State Career Development Conference: David Britt in Business Service Marketing Roleplay, Kya Odejewski and Georgia Lujan in Entrepreneurship Roleplay, Lila Kelly and Angela Ocampo in Principles of Business Management and Administration Roleplay, Jahara Veal in Principles of Marketing Roleplay, Davol Moses in Sports and Entertainment Marketing Series Roleplay, Ely Bekker with Anthony Livits in Sports & Entertainment Marketing Team Decision Making.
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CCIC's Amit Singh Recognized with Proud Partner Award
Congratulations to CCIC Social Worker, Amit SIngh, for receiving the Proud Partner award from Rocky Mountain Workforce Development Association (RMWDA) at its annual Think Big Awards Ceremony. Amit was recognized for his work with Arapahoe/Douglas Works! (A/D Works!) to provide students in need with financial and emotional support to achieve their educational goals and find related employment after graduation.
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CCIC Students Apprentice with Mikron Corporation
Five students from the CCIC Advanced Manufacturing pathway were chosen to apprentice with Mikron over the summer. Mikron is a global partner to companies in the pharmaceutical, medtech, consumer goods, automotive, and general engineering industries. The students will continue to apprentice during and after their senior year, as well as attend the Advanced Manufacturing Sciences Institute at MSU Denver. Congratulations!
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Senator Hickenlooper Visits Cherry Creek Innovation Campus
Senator John Hickenlooper recently visited CCIC to tour the building and speak with students and employers about the Apprenticeship Program. Students from CCIC's Infrastructure Engineering & Automotive pathways shared their work-based learning experiences. The CTE Work-based Learning team supports internships and apprenticeships for high school students district-wide.
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First Uniquely Abled Academy Students Complete CCIC Program
Congratulations to the Uniquely Abled Academy (UAA) students for completing their Advanced Manufacturing program at CCIC. These young adults with level 1 autism and similar diagnoses have trained in an Advanced Manufacturing course over the summer. The classes provide professional skills to equip students to pursue a meaningful job and career in advanced manufacturing, aerospace, or engineering. Another session of the Uniquely Abled Academy will be offered at CCIC this fall. Classes will be held from 3:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, beginning in October. To sign up or for more information, please contact Darren Knowles at 720-554-2628 or dknowles2@cherrycreekschools.org.
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Nominations for the 2023-2024 Golden Heart Awards are now open!
This prestigious award is for any individual who has "opened their heart" to touch the life of a CCSD student with special needs. This includes, but is not limited to, bus drivers, teachers, cafeteria workers, paraprofessionals, specials teachers (media, art, P.E., music), those in support positions, students, and community employers. Nominate here.
We offer competitive pay, paid training, and great benefits. Learn more here.
