On October 27th, EPIC Campus hosted a Health Sciences Career Information night where students could learn about various opportunities in the healthcare field. Thank you to all who participated to create an EPIC night.

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A man from Rehab United Physical Therapy & Sports Performance talks with two attendees at a booth. One attendee wears a navy hoodie with the words "PRIDE CHARACTER EXCELLENCE" printed in white on the back. Branded items and a football are displayed on the black table with a Rehab United logo.
A Regis University representative smiles and shakes hands with a student at a table covered in a navy blue tablecloth with the university’s logo. The table features colorful paper cutouts of campus scenes, brochures, and orange giveaways. Two more women are seated at the adjacent booth to the right.
Two women from AdventHealth engage with students at a table covered in a blue branded tablecloth. The table has a laptop, brochures, snacks, and water bottles. Behind them is a glass display case featuring anatomical and biological models.
A man in a white hoodie and baseball cap speaks to a small group of students at a booth labeled “SOM Performance.” The table has information displays and a tablet showing a performance video. The background includes posters and classroom doors.
Two Upswing Foundation representatives smile from behind a table featuring merchandise including water bottles, brochures, and drawstring bags. The black tablecloth is branded with the Upswing Foundation logo. Empty chairs and classroom spaces are visible in the background.
Two smiling representatives from South Metro Fire Rescue stand behind a booth with a gray tablecloth displaying the department’s logo. Promotional items such as red buttons and toy helmets are neatly arranged. A vertical banner and a fire department flyer holder stand beside the table.
A row of booths with representatives seated at tables from various institutions, including Arapahoe Community College (ACC), line a hallway. ACC’s purple tablecloth is prominently visible. Attendees interact with representatives, while others observe nearby.

On October 22, EPIC Campus hosted an Aerospace Career Information night where students could engage with representatives from colleges and industry. We are incredibly grateful to all that showed up to create such an EPIC night for our students.

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Wide-angle view of a bustling indoor event in a modern, industrial-style space with high ceilings and exposed ducts. Multiple vendor tables line the perimeter, while attendees—students, families, and professionals—interact and explore. A large screen displays visuals on one wall, and branding materials are visible at several tables.
Close-up of a booth for “Accu-Precision Aerospace & Industrial,” featuring a large vertical banner listing services such as precision manufacturing and sheet metal fabrication. Two women behind the table assist attendees. A staircase and modern interior architecture are visible in the background.
Students and adults gather around a booth displaying small models of spacecraft and satellites on a blue tablecloth. A man and woman explain items on the table while students hold informational materials. A staircase and bulletin board labeled “EPIC” are visible in the background.
Group of six young people, a mix of students and staff, smiling and posing in front of a round table with a printed sign. They are standing in a well-lit, glass-walled area with high ceilings. Most are wearing sweatshirts with school or program logos.
A representative at the Safran Defense & Space Inc. booth speaks with students. The table is covered with a dark blue branded tablecloth and displays promotional items. A colorful backdrop highlights focus areas like navigation, space optics, and electric propulsion.
University of Colorado Aerospace Engineering booth with a representative engaging a group of students and parents. Two vertical banners advertise CU’s national ranking and NASA research funding. The booth has brochures, swag, and a laptop on a black tablecloth.

A big thank you to Donor Alliance for bringing the Transplantation Science program to our medical terminology class! Students learned about the process of organ transplantation, interacted with real human organs, and applied medical vocabulary to the real world science of organ and tissue transplantation.

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Two high school students excitedly examine and hold a large, textured object that appears to be a fossil or replica of a skull. One student wears an EC@CAMPUS hoodie, and the other is dressed in a navy polo. Behind them are classroom shelves with science books and posters, suggesting a hands-on learning activity in a science or career-exploration setting.

Build day every day in Construction! After all, this is EPIC. Construction I students work from plans to build elevated floors that will eventually be a bathroom mock up. Students create cut lists and then collaboratively build the floor according to specs. Construction Apprentice Prep electrical students work on their electrical mock ups.

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A student in a gray hard hat and orange reflective vest kneels while measuring and working on electrical wiring within a framed wooden wall structure. The student uses a measuring tape to mark a spot near an installed outlet. Other individuals in safety gear are visible in the background, suggesting a construction training environment.
A student in a bright green hard hat and neon safety hoodie uses a hammer to remove nails from a wooden frame on the floor of a workshop. Another student in a yellow safety vest and gloves stands nearby. Both are wearing tool belts, and construction tools and materials are visible around the workspace.

EPIC Future Educators were trained today on a curriculum they will use at Littleton Public School’s Family Learning Center at the East Community Center. Students experienced their first professional development opportunity as they enter the world of education and early childhood learning.

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A group of three students sits at a round table working with colorful geometric blocks and worksheets, while a woman in a green sweater leans over to assist. Another adult stands near a whiteboard in the background, where a presentation is projected. The classroom has modern furniture and a gray patterned floor. The students appear engaged in a hands-on learning activity.

EPIC Future Educator students volunteered at the LPS Foundation Stride this morning!

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Seven women stand in a row on a grassy area with autumn leaves and trees in the background. Six of them wear matching blue "STRIDE" event T-shirts, while one adult on the far left wears an EC@CAMPUS hoodie and vest. They are smiling and appear to be participating in or volunteering at a community or school event. A building with large windows and red-brown brick is visible behind them.

Sports Med classes visit St. Anthony’s Flight for Life. Students learned how air medical teams use helicopters equipped with advanced medical gear to provide emergency care and quickly transport patients to hospitals.

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A large group of high school students poses in front of a bright orange AirLife medical helicopter on a rooftop helipad. They are joined by two flight crew members in navy uniforms. Most students wear matching EC@CAMPUS or LPS-branded shirts, and the city skyline and distant hills are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
A group of high school students stands in a semi-circle around an orange AirLife medical helicopter on a rooftop helipad. Two flight crew members in navy uniforms are speaking to the students, one holding medical equipment near the open side door of the helicopter. The students, dressed casually in jeans and sweatshirts, listen attentively under a partly cloudy sky.

Apprentice Prep masonry and framing students visited FCI’s $35 million build for Lone Tree’s new justice center.

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A group of construction workers and supervisors wearing safety vests and hard hats stand in a circle at a construction site under bright daylight. In the background, steel beams and framing of a building are partially erected. The person in the foreground wears a neon yellow vest with partially visible text reading "Crafting Tomorrow’s Builders Today." The group includes individuals of diverse backgrounds, and the setting appears collaborative and instructional.
A construction supervisor wearing a white hard hat and safety vest gestures while speaking to a group of students or young trainees at a building site. The group, dressed in bright safety vests and hard hats, listens attentively near steel framing and building materials. A large structure with exposed beams and girders is visible in the background. The group represents a mix of genders and backgrounds, highlighting a hands-on learning environment.

Attention all LPS students in Grades 9, 10, and 11:

The EPIC Campus would like to share with you the many opportunities available to you for the 2026-27 school year!

Are you interested in one of our seven pathways?
Do you want to experience some of the hands-on interactive learning tasks EPIC Campus students have in these pathways?
Does exploring a career through work-based learning sound intriguing?
Would you like to learn more about the EPIC Campus?


Join us at the EPIC Campus Showcase Night for Prospective High School Students!
When: Monday, November 10 at 6:00-8:00 PM
Where: 190 E. Littleton Blvd. Littleton, CO 80121
Who: Current high school students and parents

Please RSVP here. We will be providing a customized schedule, so please be sure to RSVP!

What are current students saying about their experience at EPIC?
"I like it a lot. The pathways are personalized. It gives me a chance to test it out before I go to college." -Senior at LHS
"I love this class. I can be very creative. I get to connect with students I haven't seen since elementary."-Junior at AHS
I like this class because I've met a lot of new people. It feels like a college campus and it's better than what I thought it would be. It also helps me to prepare for life after high school." -Junior at HHS

If you have questions about the EPIC Campus please call 303-347-4300 or email tamonson@lps.k12.co.us.

6 days ago, LPS Communications
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Raspberry Pi and Python Computer Science students worked on programming their Pis. Playing chess, talking speakers, programming for object proximity and more!. Students also worked on their STAR responses for workforce readiness and resumes. #thisisEPIC

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A high school student works at a desk with a laptop and external keyboard, writing code on the screen. A small breadboard with wires and electronic components is connected nearby. A yellow CanaKit box and a blue water bottle sit on the table. In the background, other students work at computers with colorful LED lighting under the desk.
A student in a gray hoodie sits at a table with a laptop, keyboard, and a connected electronic project. A small rubber duck sits on a round speaker device. The table has scattered materials, including notes, a colorful water bottle, and a red electronics box. Several students in the background are coding on desktop monitors in a tech lab setting with ambient purple lighting.

Students in Additive Manufacturing worked on three areas today: a robotic gripper arm project, computer design or machining a Titan 3M part. Students even have to take care of cleaning up the machines! #everyparentsdream

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A high school student wearing safety goggles and an EPIC Campus polo shirt uses a tap wrench to thread a metal part held in a blue vise. The student is working in a well-lit workshop with white walls, industrial equipment, and a drill press visible in the background. A safety chart titled “RedLine Tools” hangs on the wall.
A student in a gray hoodie works on a 3D CAD model displayed on a desktop computer in a fabrication lab. The screen shows a circular mechanical part design. Other students at nearby stations also work at computers. The classroom is equipped with light wood workbenches, industrial lighting, and visible manufacturing equipment in the background.

Our Aerospace Pathway invited Bryce, a Western Colorado University Aerospace Engineering programs counselor, to talk about the partnership between Western and CU Aerospace. Western is now offering an Aerospace Engineering degree that partners with CU Boulder. Students end up with a CU Engineering degree. Smaller class sizes, brand new facilities, CU and Western professors, and the beauty of Gunnison, Colorado.

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A guest speaker from Western Colorado University stands in front of a high school classroom, presenting a slide titled “Western-CU Partnership Program.” The slide lists degree options including Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical (2025), and Aerospace (2026), with details about a dual enrollment program with CU Boulder. Students sit at desks with computers, listening attentively. A “Snap-on Precision Measuring Instruments” sign and various STEM-related posters are visible on the walls.
Two presenters from Western Colorado University speak to high school students in a computer lab. A projected slide reads “Engineer Your Future in the Mountains – Exploring STEM programs at Western Colorado University.” One speaker gestures as he talks, while the other listens. Students face the presenters with computers in front of them. The classroom is equipped with technical lab furniture and STEM posters on the walls.

Future Educators had the opportunity to learn about professional conduct and ethics with Littleton Public School’s Director of Human Resources, Chris Esser. Mr. Esser came to help students understand the ethical issues one faces in the teaching profession. He even conducted case study scenarios where students had to discuss the social media use, gifts, cell phones, humor, and professionalism around ethical dilemmas one might face in teaching.

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A classroom full of high school students listens attentively to a male guest speaker seated at the front. The speaker presents a slide titled “Introduction” projected onto a whiteboard, while notes and posters are visible on nearby walls, including an American flag. Students are seated at tables with laptops, notebooks, and drinks. The room has modern furniture and large windows letting in natural light. A camera tripod and mic setup suggests the session may be recorded or livestreamed.

Counselors take the NET (1stGen) students to visit UCCS. Students were able to talk to a former EPIC grad, have a campus tour, and learn about scholarships and programming on the UCCS campus. It was a beautiful fall day to tour a college campus!

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A diverse group of high school students stands together outdoors on a sunny day, posing for a group photo on a paved path. They are surrounded by green grass, autumn-colored trees, and a large evergreen tree. In the background, mountains rise under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. Most students wear casual clothing and a few are in school-branded sweatshirts. Some are smiling while others squint or shade their eyes from the sun.

Apprenticeship Prep researched internships posted on the jobs board and learned about a local internship from an industry partner who happened to be working on site.

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A group of high school students wearing neon yellow safety vests and bright orange construction helmets gather in front of a bulletin board titled “Work Based Learning Spring Semester Opportunities.” The students, seen mostly from behind, appear to be reading posted internship and job listings under categories like Business, Construction, and Health Sciences. The setting is an indoor hallway with green and gray walls, suggesting a career and technical education environment. Some hard hats are decorated with stickers and logos.

EPIC Sports Medicine B worked on patient care and first aid. They practiced wound care and splinting for fractures. #thisisepic

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High school students practice sports medicine skills in a classroom with treatment tables. One student lies on a table while others measure and wrap his leg with athletic tape. Groups of students work in pairs or small teams, engaged in hands-on learning. Anatomical posters showing the muscular and skeletal systems are displayed on the back wall. The environment is clinical and educational, with medical supplies, cabinets, and charts visible throughout the room.

Come to the Clue Room this holiday season to play the “Christmas Time” game with puzzles built by EPIC Campus Software Engineering students! Students collaborated with the Clue Room team to design and build their own innovative puzzles using Raspberry Pi’s. #computerscienceisepic

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Five high school students of diverse backgrounds stand smiling indoors in a colorfully decorated room with purple, teal, and red walls. They hold small electronic devices and circuit boards, suggesting a STEM project. The student in the center wears glasses and a hoodie, holding a breadboard with wires. A “Billiard Parlour” scoreboard hangs on the wall behind them. The student on the far right holds a round black speaker. A table with a patterned rug and chairs is partially visible.

On Wednesday, October 8, the RV Technical Institute (RVTI) and Littleton Public Schools celebrated a major milestone: the official launch of the inaugural high school RV technician certification program at the district’s state-of-the-art EPIC Campus. Check out the rest of the article on RVTI's website.

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📣 REMINDER: LPS Board of Education Candidate Forum is tonight!

Join us for the candidate forum hosted by the District Accountability Committee to learn more about the four candidates running for three at-large seats on the LPS Board of Education!

📅 Wednesday, October 15, 2025
🕡 7:00–9:00 p.m.
📍 Boardroom, Education Services Center

Live stream at tinyurl.com/lpsBOElivestream

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Littleton Public Schools and Arapahoe County recently identified an issue with an address list that resulted in the omission of the Littleton Public Schools – School Director-At-Large contest from 59 mailed ballots.

Once the omission was identified, the County issued corrected ballots and contacted all affected voters via mail. County staff members also contacted voters via email and telephone, when possible.

Affected voters can vote and return their new, corrected ballot. If they have already returned the inaccurate ballot, it will be voided and the new ballot counted. Only one ballot per voter will be counted. 

All ballots must be returned to a drop box or vote center no later than 7 p.m. on Nov. 4. 

Every elector has the right to make their voice heard in contests for which they are eligible, and we make every effort to make certain that voter voices are heard. 

If you have questions, please call Arapahoe County at 303-795-4511 or email at elections@arapahoegov.com.  

21 days ago, LPS Communications
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