
Nurse Aide students learning the value of donning and doffing PPE to prevent the spread of infection.



Inviting parents was the secret sauce for EPIC Campus’ Construction & Design Career Information Night. Doors opened and welcomed LPS 9th - 12th grade students and their parents to learn about all the amazing career opportunities that stem from taking classes in the Construction Trades Pathway at EPIC Campus. Parents were blown away by the opportunities available for their high schooler, whether they want to go directly into work, attend college or a trade school, or join the military. Opportunity abounds and students were excited too!

Inspiring the next generation of teachers, Dr. Lambert speaks to Teacher Cadets at EPIC Campus!


Students design to requirements, programmed and machined their own product out of aluminum. Students could also complete a welding project where students are working on designing for manufacturability. Students designed work in Solidworks, cut it out in Fablight and then welded it all together. Students independently worked on a battle bot as well redesigning work from first semester.

Three EPIC Computer Science teams competed in Colorado School of Mines’ OreSec CTF.! Mines students created cyber security challenges for high school students from around Colorado to solve. Teams worked through challenges in cryptography, reverse engineering, web exploitation, and more.
3rd Place - Good Question
4th Place - DeadSec2
7th Place - Programming Penguins




EPIC Campus Entrepreneurship students impressed everyone at the CU Boulder High School New Venture Challenge. Congratulations to Monster Be Gone for winning the competition and earning a $10,000 scholarship. 7 EPIC Campus teams competed in this year’s finals.




Hydrology students spent the morning at South Platte Renew learning all aspects of wastewater treatment.





EPIC Campus interns are rockin’ it out in the workforce! They are learning so much through hands-on experiences and we couldn’t be more excited for them. Not only do they have to attend classes at their home high school or EPIC Campus, they also have to go to work and perform the responsibilities outlined in their internship job descriptions. In addition, they have to participate in an evaluation process with their supervisor as well as turn in bi-weekly assignments to the EPIC Campus WBL team. Talk about being busy! Thank you to all our Work Based Learning Partners: Littleton Public Schools, Windish RV, Heggem-Lundquist, Injury Center of Colorado, Select Physical Therapy, Metrum Credit Union, Brightview Landscape, Saunders Construction, Long Building Services, Howell Construction, and Guarantee Electrical. You make our students EPIC.