A Special CEC Governing Board meeting is Wednesday, June 15, 2022, @ 7:30 a.m. and will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams. The meeting agenda, which includes the Microsoft Teams meeting link, is posted on the CEC Governing Board webpage. Date: Wednesday, June 15, 2022Time: 7:30 a.m.Location: Microsoft Teams
Colorado Early College Colorado Springs' own Christina Davis was recognized as 1 of 50 teachers nationwide by TestOut for Teachers Appreciation 2022 for helping students achieve success in their learning.
This month, Anna Watson, a Colorado Early Colleges Inverness senior, will be earning both her high school diploma and her bachelor's degree in applied mathematics from Metropolitan State University of Denver, making her one of the University’s youngest graduates ever.
Hannah Duncan, a 10th grader at CECCS, set new records at the USA Powerlifting Teen Nationals competition in March in Chicago, setting two American records for bench-pressing and setting 14 Colorado state records.
CECCS student and 2022 Boettcher Scholarship finalist William Navarrete Moreno chose Mrs. Karen Jordan as their teacher nominee in recognition of Mrs. Jordan’s passion for the profession and dedication to their students. The Teacher Recognition Awards Program was established by the Trustees of the Boettcher Foundation in 1992 to provide an opportunity for Boettcher Scholars to...
William Navarrete Moreno is making a big name for himself, not only in Colorado Springs, but also across the state. From graduating a year early, to holding a 4.8 GPA, he will be the first generation in his family to go to college and has been accepted into the Medical School Program at the University of Colorado.
We are excited to share that 2021 CECA alumnus, Malik Jones, has helped Team U.S.A. Paralympic Sled Hockey team win gold in the 2022 Paralympic Winter Beijing Games. Take a moment to learn more about Malik.
We are excited to share that CEC Castle Rock is the recipient of a Colorado Charter School Program expansion grant! This competitive grant award of $900,000 over 2 years will be used for academic programming, technology, furniture and equipment, and staff professional development.
