“I heard about CEC through a friend at church. After finishing middle school I felt like I hadn’t been challenged, so the idea of going to an early college high school and being able to take college courses for free sounded great for me and my family. My advisors and teachers helped me choose classes, apply for scholarships and really excel. I was even able to play CHSSA girls soccer at Aurora High!”
Welcome to CEC Inverness High School!
Colorado Early Colleges Inverness (CECI) opened its doors in 2020 as a tuition-free, open enrollment public charter high school. CECI provides a personal and supportive atmosphere where students are able to pursue their unique and individual educational and career goals. As an early college high school, our academic program is designed to allow students who complete the curriculum to earn an associate degree, 60+ college credit hours, and/or industry certifications at no cost to families.
Colorado Early Colleges Inverness provides students in grades 9th-12th the opportunity to begin working on college-level courses as soon as they are college ready. We assess every student who enrolls and meet students where they are at, no matter the level. Our students earn a combination of high school and college credits as they pursue a high school diploma and an Associate degree or higher.
All at $0 Cost to Our Families!
Dr. Jay Egger – Head of School
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Want to learn more to make sure CECI is right for your family? Attend one of our informational meeting, either in-person or virtually. Our leadership team gives a presentation on our programs, staff, culture and we’re there to answer any questions you may have. Choose a date below and RSVP today!
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“Education is for improving the lives of others and for leaving your community and world better than you found it.“ – Marian Wright Edelman
A Responsibility to Lead Like No Other.
Our Leadership, Admissions, Advising, and Academics Teams at CEC Inverness recognize the responsibility we have been entrusted with to deliver a positive and lifelong impact on our students and their families, both academically and in life. Each member understands and shares in the fulfillment of the CEC Mission Statement using every possible resource and to build a strong campus community filled with pride and driven by excellence.
CEC Inverness Leadership Team
Dr. Jay Egger – Head of School – View Profile
Wendy Rhodes – Director of Academic & Career Advising – View Profile
Dr. Betsy Basch – Director of Student Services – View Profile
Shannon Miles – Director of Admissions – View Profile
CEC Inverness Support Staff
Mary Bain – Marketing & Communications Lead – View Profile
Ashley Bose – School Nurse – View Profile
Trisha Deady – Business Manager – View Profile
Jasmine Diasparra – Science Lab Coordinator – View Profile
Julia Gasper – School Social Worker – View Profile
Kenny Le – School Counseling Practicum Student – View Profile
Denise Lohmann – Health Tech – View Profile
Abigail Peterman – Front Desk Administrator – View Profile
Elizabeth Shmikler – School Psychologist Intern – View Profile
Adam Symons – IT Site Coordinator II – View Profile
Every Journey Begins with a First Step.
At CEC Inverness, we understand the search for the right school is a personal experience and that the admissions process can often be intimidating and difficult to follow. Our Admissions staff are dedicated to helping families understand our process and to provide support from your initial decision to apply for enrollment all the way to your first advising session.
CEC Inverness Admissions Team
Shannon Miles – Director of Admissions – View Profile
Mandy Jameson – Registrar – View Profile
Click Here for Admissions Documents & Forms
Every Goal Deserves a Plan.
At CEC Inverness, our Advising staff strive to understand and respect the uniqueness of each student and their educational goals. They recognize that high school is a time of exploration and that student interests and goals can quickly change. This awareness drives their collaborations with each student to create an Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) that remains consistent with their educational goals, career interests, and abilities.
CEC Inverness Advising Team
Wendy Rhodes – Director of Academic & Career Advising – View Profile
Virginia Rodriguez – Academic & Career Advisor – View Profile
Dorothy Smith – Academic & Career Advisor – View Profile
Click Here for Advising Documents & Forms
Every Student Can Achieve Success.
CEC Inverness and our accredited college partners are committed to creating a community of lifetime learners and a school culture that fosters both academic and personal success for every student. Whether they are academically ahead, right on track, or below grade level — our academic programs are designed to prepare students of all levels for college course work as quickly and efficiently as possible. We make every effort to offer the highest levels of academic and personal support in guiding students towards their career goals and to assist them in achieving those goals through commitment, hard work, and accountability.
CEC Inverness Academics Team
Dr. Raquel Camacho – Foreign Language Teacher – View Profile
Wendi Gorelik – AAA & Workforce Teacher – View Profile
Moses Khan – Health Science Teacher – View Profile
Ryan Mead – STEM Teacher – View Profile
Dr. Eric Morgenson – History Teacher – View Profile
Dr. Kelly Peppard – Business & Communication Teacher – View Profile
Dr. Ian Rollins – Music Teacher – View Profile
Heather Ross – ESS Teacher – View Profile
Ben Simonds – Science Teacher – View Profile
Peter Svaldi – Political Science Teacher – View Profile
Nick Vialpando – Art Teacher – View Profile
Dr. Lorna Wheeler – English Teacher – View Profile
CEC Network Success Stats
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Scratch-Made Meals for All Kids 0-18!
CEC Food Services believes that scratch food can change the world. We are committed to creating delicious scratch-made meals with a farm to school program model. Our breakfast and lunches are made with fresh whole food ingredients that will energize your students so they can maximize their educational goals. We want every student that walks into the cafe to know they are a part of a community that values them.
CEC Inverness provides scratch-made meals for our families out of our CEC Aurora kitchen. Starting Fall 2021, our in-house kitchen will be open and serving all of our Douglas County families.
CEC is also providing free meals for all children 0-18 years old! Click the link below to learn more about our wonderful meals, our free meals program and to access links to free and reduced lunch forms and information.
Be Healthy,
Jeannine Davison
Executive Director of Food Services
Student Life at CEC Inverness
Accredited College Partners
Colorado Early Colleges is dedicated to the principles of equal opportunity and prevention of harassment in all of its practices. As a public entity and an employer, CEC is bound by a set of state and Federal laws regarding equal opportunity and nondiscrimination. CEC prohibits unlawful discrimination or harassment against individuals on the basis of disability, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, transgender status, national origin, religion, ancestry, or need for special education services, or any other status protected by applicable state or local law.
If you have a complaint about discrimination or harassment as it pertains to CEC, please contact Dr. Stephanie Livingston, Executive Director of Organizational Development and HR, and Title IX Coordinator, at 4424 Innovation Drive, Fort Collins, CO 80525; or message her here.
If you have a complaint about discrimination or harassment pertaining to one of CEC’s schools, please first contact the school directly pursuant to the CEC Network Grievance Policy.
