September 11, 2025

Meet Our 2025-26 EPIC Campus Student Leads!

We are proud to introduce the EPIC Campus Student Leadership Team! This group of senior students has been carefully selected to represent our campus during site visits, special programming, and events for prospective students and their families.

These outstanding student leaders embody professionalism and strong communication skills. They help showcase the best of our academic programs, share authentic student experiences, and provide a warm, welcoming presence to all visitors. Their guidance and perspective also serves as valuable mentorship for new students joining our community.

We deeply appreciate their dedication, insight, and leadership.

Thank you, Student Leads!

A group of people wearing matching blue shirts are standing outside of a large building with "EPIC CAMPUS" written in big letters on the front. They are posing for a group photo.

Attention Seniors!

The college application season is quickly approaching. Should you find yourself applying to schools using the Common Application, we have determined a strategy for marketing your EPIC course experience to offer clarity to admissions officials. This can be done within your application. For guidance on how to document this effectively and suggestions tailored to your Pathway, see your EPIC counselor. We are more than happy to help!

Colorado is offering its annual set of free application days October 7-9. If you submit a college application to any of 32 Colorado public and private participating schools AND you input the school-specific free code, your application fee will be waived. See this site for more information: Colorado Free App Days. Seniors, your goal is to work on completing your applications and any required essays to have them ready to go for October 7th. Plan ahead, and you will be in good shape! The counselors here at EPIC are also here to help with any needs.

For Pathways Construction Trades, Computer Science, Aerospace, and Future Educator, see Mr. Powers bpowers@lps.k12.co.us (303-347-4321).

For Pathways Business & Real Estate, Natural Resources, and Health Sciences, see Ms. Gobble

mgobble@lps.k12.co.us (303-347-4312).

EPIC Campus Tours

We have begun hosting EPIC Campus tours! We invite prospective students and their parents to join us on campus for a tour. We invite community members interested in learning more about the programming and opportunities available at EPIC to join us. We invite industry partners and prospective industry partners to join us! Use this form to sign-up for a tour! Tours are offered on Tuesday mornings and Thursday afternoons lasting about one hour.

Mark your calendars for this exciting event!

Join us for the official Kickoff and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for EPIC Campus’s RV Technician Program on Wednesday, October 8, 2025 from 6:00 p.m.–7:30 p.m.

This event marks the launch of one of the nation’s most innovative high school-level training programs: a partnership between Littleton Public Schools’ EPIC Campus and the RV Technical Institute with the support of amazing industry partners Windish RV and Grand Design RV. EPIC Campus students will be the first, and currently the only, high school students in the nation with this amazing opportunity. Look for more details to come!

Attendance Reminder

Students and families, attendance at the EPIC Campus is of the utmost importance with the hands-on learning and the amount of content that is covered in each of our class periods. If a student must miss class at EPIC, a parent/guardian must contact our Attendance Office by phone at 303-347-4469. We follow district Attendance policy, therefore, students who arrive late for class must check-in at the Attendance Office to receive a pass to class, whether the tardy is excused or unexcused. If a student does not check-in at the office after a teacher has taken attendance, the student will be marked absent.

INSIDE EPIC CAMPUS

This week Real Estate students learned how encumbrances on properties are similar to heavy items in backpacks- the more there are, the less attractive the property becomes! They also made creative notes and learned about different types of easements.

A poster titled "GOV POWERS" lists four different types of government powers. Each power is described with a short explanation and a simple drawing to illustrate its meaning. A handmade poster titled "The Kingdom of Estates" illustrates different types of land ownership with drawings of a castle, gravestone, and gavel. The poster provides a visual explanation of various real estate concepts. A colorful, handmade mind map titled "ENCUMBRANCES" categorizes different types of property encumbrances such as Liens, Easements, and Leases, each with a short explanation.

Architecture students visited the CSU Spur campus in Denver this week. They got to see several different design styles, sustainable practices, and got their creative juices flowing for their upcoming design projects at EPIC.

A group of high school students is posing for a photo in front of a modern building with a distinctive, gourd-shaped mosaic window. Most of the students are wearing dark blue polo shirts and holding notebooks or papers.

Water Quality Management class visited Reynold’s Landing to learn about flood mitigation, habitat restoration and increasing recreation areas on the South Platte.

A group of people wearing bright yellow and orange reflective safety vests are standing in a circle outdoors. They appear to be in a muddy or dirt-filled area, possibly a construction or work site, with a large retaining wall in the background. A man in a baseball cap and a reflective safety vest stands on a dirt path, facing a group of students in matching vests. They are all looking towards a rocky stream or river, which is bordered by tall grass and trees. A single cormorant bird with a long neck and dark feathers stands perched on a rock in the middle of a flowing river. The water is a dark, murky color, and a concrete wall is visible on the riverbank in the background. Two men in jeans, work boots, and reflective safety vests are reviewing a large blueprint or map. One man holds the map while the other points to a specific area on i

Future Educators out at Gudy Gaskill conducting KEEN observations of great teaching and learning. Gaskill teachers were trailblazers for our entry into elementary school observations. Our Future Educators were blown away by the impressive work students and teachers are doing at Gaskill. Thanks for hosting us Mrs. MacDonald and Mrs. Dominick!

A classroom scene where a high school student in a black shirt is sitting across from a young elementary-aged student. The two are at a small white table with a purple caddy of art supplies between them. A woman kneels at a low table to help two elementary-aged children with an activity, while other students and an adult work at surrounding tables in a brightly lit classroom. A group of students and two adults are standing in a long line in front of a wall map of the High Line Canal. Many of the students are holding colorful folders and a few are wearing dark blue polo shirts.

Another EPIC harvest!

A group of students wearing aprons and gloves are harvesting leafy greens from vertical growing towers inside a container farm. Two girls are standing on a narrow platform, harvesting leafy greens from tall vertical growing towers. One girl smiles while reaching for the plants, while the other uses small red scissors. Two smiling students are standing next to a wall of hydroponically grown lettuce. They are both looking at the wall of bright green and purple leafy greens.

A little hands on learning! Hydrology class surveying Little Dry Creek!

Two high school girls wearing waders are standing in a creek, conducting a hydrology experiment. One holds a white pole, while the other leans over a measuring device in the water. Three students are standing in a small creek, wearing waders or boots to stay dry. They are conducting a hydrology experiment, surrounded by tall grass and bushes on the creek bank. A close-up photo shows a young person holding up a small crayfish they found in a creek. The crayfish is held by its body, and the person's face is partially visible in the background, along with the creek bed.

Construction 1 students learning from Mr Finer about safety and precision cutting. Students have spent the last week learning about different saws and now are putting their knowledge to the test with a skills assessment.

A group of high school students wearing green hard hats and reflective vests is watching an instructor demonstrate how to use a miter saw. The demonstration is taking place in a workshop setting. A wide-shot photo shows a group of high school students and an instructor in a large workshop. The students, all wearing hard hats and reflective vests, are gathered around the instructor as he demonstrates using a miter saw. A student wearing a hard hat and reflective vest is measuring a piece of wood on a miter saw as other students in similar safety gear watch. He is demonstrating the proper use of the saw to his classmates.

Apprentice Prep students working outside on their mockup. Students put safety first with proper ladder and scaffolding measures. Next, students worked on plumbing their overhead 2 x 4s for rafters. Students then had to calculate their own rafter measurements getting ready to add a roof to this mock-up.

A group of people wearing safety vests and hard hats work together to build a wooden frame structure outdoors, using ladders and scaffolding. Two construction workers in safety vests and hard hats kneel on a concrete surface, using tape measures to mark and cut lumber. A group of young people wearing safety vests and hard hats are gathered around a piece of lumber on the ground, actively working on a construction project.

COUNSELOR CORNER

Are you signed up for an EPIC class 2nd semester? Have you checked that your EPIC class is compatible with your home high school schedule? Do not wait until January to make adjustments, now is the time to make changes at EPIC and your home high school if needed. Let's make sure your schedule is ready and set for 2nd semester!

KEY DATES & EVENTS

October 16-20 - Non Student Days

GET IN TOUCH

EPIC Campus Main Office: 303-347-4300

EPIC Campus Attendance line: 303-347-4469

EPIC Campus Counselors:

Melia Gobble supports students in the Business & Entrepreneurship, Health Sciences, and Natural Resources Pathways: 303-347-4312 or mgobble@lps.k12.co.us

Brian Powers supports students in the Aerospace, Computer Science, Future Educator and Construction Trades: 303-347-4321 or bpowers@lps.k12.co.us

Follow EPIC Campus on Instagram: EPIC Campus (@epiccampuslps)

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EPIC News - September 11, 2025