What's Happening at CCIC

Students and community members came together at CCIC to design and build their own cutting boards, gaining hands-on skills and meaningful connections along the way.

At CCIC, the next generation of female trailblazers are passionate about pursuing careers in traditionally male-dominated fields.

Danny Maddox is in his second year of learning CNC, computer numerical control, an automated manufacturing process.

Denver7 highlighted how Cherry Creek Innovation Campus students are exploring healthcare careers through hands-on experiences with medical professionals.

During National Engineering Week, SNC engineers visited CCIC to share real-world career insights, connecting classroom learning to aerospace, cybersecurity, AI, and advanced manufacturing careers.

Four pairs of culinary students from around the state compete at Cherry Creek Innovation Campus to be named the One Plate Challenge Champion! They have 45 minutes to plan, prepare, and plate a delicious and well balanced meal. 

Students enrolled in the Aerospace Manufacturing Pathway at the CCIC as well as students enrolled in the Engineering Technologies course at Cherokee Trail High School were challenged to put their SolidWorks/CAD skills to the test by designing custom trophies to commemorate each satellite launch.

As walls rise on the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus (CCIC) 2.0 expansion, an aircraft was ceremonially hoisted into the new space—celebrated by district leaders, students, and staff—symbolizing hands-on learning and students’ futures taking flight.

The Jr. Esports Tournament at CCIC connected elementary students to teamwork, technology, and gaming-related career pathways.

The Cherry Creek Innovation Campus is growing and will provide space for 70% more students, as well as adding nine more high-demand career opportunities. Students and staff came together to sign the beam on Monday.