As higher education costs continue to rise and employers continue to struggle to find work-ready employees, CEC continues to graduate outstanding students who are ready to continue their educations or to enter the workforce. The class of 2023 earned 388 associate degree, hundreds of post-secondary and industry certifications and thousands of hours of college credits...
Good luck to the CEC Parker HOSA Future Health Professional students that are competing in Dallas at the International HOSA Conference!
CEC Douglas County (Castle Rock, Inverness, and Parker) was just announced as a John Irwin Excellence Award winner! The John Irwin awards are given to schools that demonstrate exceptional academic achievement over time.
CEC Parker 11th grader, Joshua Norman, has been selected by the Amateur Athletic Union as part of the International Sport Foundation to compete in the Beach Volleyball World Championships in Israel at the end of May.
Arapahoe Community College recently featured Matthew Stuckenbruck as one of their Concurrent Enrollment Student Spotlights. Matthew will be graduating this year with his Associate of Science transfer degree in Mathematics and his high school diploma.
Congratulations to CEC Parker student, Salem Goodman, who earned the Girl Scout Gold Award. Salem is one of only 40 recipients in the state to earn the Gold Award this year!
Students had the opportunity to learn about different degree paths, from Advanced Manufacturing to Music Production to Cyber Security, and meet with over 40 industry reps working in the fields of these degree paths to get advice on steps to take to get into that career. Our students not only enjoyed this opportunity but learned a lot.
The competing team consisted of Connor W, Samantha T, Taylor C, Neviyah M, Tiffany H, Dhwanit S, Kai P, and Nicole B. The whole HOSA team took 1st place in the HOSA service project and was awarded the Chapter of Excellence Award Gold level.
Ethan W, a CEC Parker student, and Abigail L, a CEC Windsor student, were recently recognized as "Charter Champions" by the Colorado League of Charter Schools at their annual conference. These students were two out of 23 students selected across the entire state.
Ben Simonds, a CEC Inverness and Parker teacher and GT coordinator, was selected as a finalist for the Colorado League of Charter Schools' 2023 Hall of Fame awards that honor the state’s most talented educators and advocates.
