Construction 1 students learn about measuring and cutting. Students learn about measuring to ceiling height and measuring and cutting three different measurements.

Making beds in Nurse Aide today! Students learn occupied and unoccupied bed making. Nurse Aide students learn many skills 22 skills which they get tested on over the course of the semester.

Hydrology class collecting water samples for analysis back in the lab!

Teacher Cadets went to the Littleton Public School’s Early Childhood Center: The Village. Cadets observed ECE classrooms for physical development, social emotional development and approaches to learning. Cadets also got to hear from Director Kim Bryant about the history and mission of The Village. What a great day of learning and observing!

Intro to Exercise Science worked on motor behaviors and motor development. Students assessed current state, learned new corrective behaviors (motor learning) and then reassessed. All assessment was based on FMS (functional movement screening) used by healthcare professionals.

In Law and Ethics in Healthcare, students participated in a scenario analysis of real community related health care issues. Mr. Andrew Gillman, local attorney and retired military officer, came to present the scenarios and lead the discussion. Students took on the following roles to analyze the situations:

Medical provider/ clinician
Regulatory/ Law Enforcement
Corporate Interest
The Free Spirit
The Activist/ Community Advocate

In groups, students were to analyze the issue, evaluate the ethics, and justify the choices.

Architecture Design and Modeling students are building Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater. In order to learn about scale and proportionality.

Comp Sci Pi and Python students are learning to write code to turn a light on and off every second using a Raspberry Pi and breadboard. Students then have to explain what they did and why they did it. Additionally students are asked problem solving questions regarding their breadboard and circuits.

🚀 FROM DREAMS TO BUSINESS! 💡💼EPIC Campus Entrepreneurship students took their learning beyond the classroom with an exciting visit to Junior Achievement! 🙌Students jumped into a hands-on business simulation where they experienced what it takes to build and run a business—from research & development and production to budgets, marketing, sales, and corporate social responsibility. 📊🏭📣But the day wasn’t just about building a business—it was about building themselves. 🌟Through activities focused on visionaries, reality checks, the entrepreneurial mindset, visualization, and personal strengths, students explored what makes them unique and how they can turn their dreams into possibilities. ✨At EPIC Campus, entrepreneurship is more than starting a business—it’s about discovering your potential, thinking boldly, and creating your own future. 🚀#EPICCampus #Entrepreneurship #JuniorAchievement #FutureEntrepreneurs #EntrepreneurialMindset

EPIC Instructional Rounds today where EPIC instructors learn from EPIC Instructors. Staff share ways they intentionally plan, create learning extensions, provide clarity around success criteria, use interactive notebooks, and showcase the power of group roles. This is EPIC learning!

Apprentice Prep students practice their framing and building skills while constructing a garage.

An EPIC week in Construction 1 as students received safety gear, learned about proper measuring techniques, identified various drills and their uses, identified different types of fasteners, and capped off the week with saw safety.

As EPIC continues to grow, we are utilizing team teaching in some of our classes. In health sciences, one instructor reviews the dos and don’ts scope of practice while the other CNA instructor reviews safety protocols. What an EPIC divide and conquer model.

🏡🔨 BUILDING MORE THAN HOUSES… THEY’RE BUILDING FUTURES! 🚀EPIC Campus Real Estate students are getting creative while learning what it takes to enter the real estate industry! 🏠💼Their challenge? Build a house using random materials and connect 6 features of their creation to the skills, qualities, and steps needed for a career in real estate. 🧠✨Creativity. Problem-solving. Communication. Preparation. Real-world skills that help build a successful career! 🔑At EPIC Campus, we don’t just teach real estate—we BUILD FUTURES! 🚀🏡#EPICCampus #RealEstateEducation #FutureRealtors #HandsOnLearning #CareerReady #BuildingTheFuture #RealEstateStudents

In our quest to chip away at greatness, EPIC staff focused on what great teams do. We examined the Chicago Bulls basketball dynasty of the 1990s. Greatness requires a team. Check out our discussion questions as we learn about what we can do to grow our EPIC team using each staff member’s gifts to grow all of EPIC.

EPIC staff in our quest to chip away at greatness spent time examining what our road to being EPIC has looked like. EPIC staff heard from veteran educators Mike Montgomery and Chad Sawyer on the challenge of moving from planning to implementation. Then staff shared what it was like to carry the banner forward. Staff spent time examining EPIC’s vision, purpose and value statements with the question in mind, “Are we doing what we said we would do?”

EPIC Staff focused this week's professional learning around Jon Gordon's article "Building Greatness". Gordon discusses the challenge of becoming a craftsman or craftswoman - the work is more than just showing up; it requires consistency. Gordon also goes on to say, "When you are a craftsman in a world of carpenters, people will clamor for your product or service and your craftsmanship. And here's the great news. We can all be a craftsman or craftswoman. It doesn't happen right away. There's no such thing as an overnight success. You will have to try new things, fail, learn, improve and grow. You'll face countless challenges and tons of rejection that make you doubt yourself and cause you to want to quit. But if you see yourself as an artist dedicated to your craft with a desire to get better and you show up each day and put your heart and soul into your work you'll get there and the world will be better for it." At EPIC, we are working hard at growing our craft. We are chipping away at greatness individually by growing as instructors. Each instructor committed to one area of improvement that would lead to improving a student experience.

Inspiring the next generation of space innovators! Students explored the fundamentals of satellite engineering and collaborated as a team to construct a MiniSat

🚨 HE DID IT! 🚨🎉A huge congratulations to Bryce Alackness for officially PASSING the Colorado Real Estate Licensing Exam! 🏡🔥👏After completing the EPIC Campus Real Estate program, Bryce crushed both the National and Colorado State exams and is now eligible to apply for his Colorado Real Estate Broker’s License! 🔑🏔️This is a HUGE milestone—and it’s only the beginning! 🚀 We can’t wait to see where this journey takes you.💥 Drop a 🎉 in the comments to help congratulate Bryce on this incredible accomplishment!#EPICCampus #FutureBroker #RealEstateSuccess #ColoradoRealEstate #DreamBig

Congratulations to EPIC Campus’ SRO Johnie Evans. The Littleton Optimist Club honored Sergeant Evans with the prestigious Russ Oberlin Award, recognizing his positive attitude, friendly demeanor, and unwavering dedication to serving the Littleton community. Congratulations Johnie!