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ATTENDANCE

EPIC Campus

ATTENDANCE

EPIC Campus

In our quest to chip away at greatness, EPIC staff focused on what great teams do. We examined the Chicago Bulls basketball dynasty of the 1990s. Greatness requires a team. Check out our discussion questions as we learn about what we can do to grow our EPIC team using each staff member’s gifts to grow all of EPIC.
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A poster with a purple background displays "Table Talk: EPIC Questions to Discuss." It lists seven questions with numbers and silhouettes.
EPIC staff in our quest to chip away at greatness spent time examining what our road to being EPIC has looked like. EPIC staff heard from veteran educators Mike Montgomery and Chad Sawyer on the challenge of moving from planning to implementation. Then staff shared what it was like to carry the banner forward. Staff spent time examining EPIC’s vision, purpose and value statements with the question in mind, “Are we doing what we said we would do?”
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A man stands before a screen in a classroom, speaking to a group. The screen shows two men.
A man presents to a group sitting around a table. He stands in front of a screen displaying "Chad's EPIC Campus Journey".
EPIC Staff focused this week's professional learning around Jon Gordon's article "Building Greatness". Gordon discusses the challenge of becoming a craftsman or craftswoman - the work is more than just showing up; it requires consistency. Gordon also goes on to say, "When you are a craftsman in a world of carpenters, people will clamor for your product or service and your craftsmanship. And here's the great news. We can all be a craftsman or craftswoman. It doesn't happen right away. There's no such thing as an overnight success. You will have to try new things, fail, learn, improve and grow. You'll face countless challenges and tons of rejection that make you doubt yourself and cause you to want to quit. But if you see yourself as an artist dedicated to your craft with a desire to get better and you show up each day and put your heart and soul into your work you'll get there and the world will be better for it." At EPIC, we are working hard at growing our craft. We are chipping away at greatness individually by growing as instructors. Each instructor committed to one area of improvement that would lead to improving a student experience.
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A white background with a gold border. Centered text reads "Chipping Away at Greatness" and continues with a quote.
Inspiring the next generation of space innovators! Students explored the fundamentals of satellite engineering and collaborated as a team to construct a MiniSat
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A group of students are standing around a table with various items, looking upwards.
🚨 HE DID IT! 🚨🎉A huge congratulations to Bryce Alackness for officially PASSING the Colorado Real Estate Licensing Exam! 🏡🔥👏After completing the EPIC Campus Real Estate program, Bryce crushed both the National and Colorado State exams and is now eligible to apply for his Colorado Real Estate Broker’s License! 🔑🏔️This is a HUGE milestone—and it’s only the beginning! 🚀 We can’t wait to see where this journey takes you.💥 Drop a 🎉 in the comments to help congratulate Bryce on this incredible accomplishment!#EPICCampus #FutureBroker #RealEstateSuccess #ColoradoRealEstate #DreamBig
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A man sits on a rock with flowers behind him, smiling, in a park. He wears a white shirt and gray pants.
Congratulations to EPIC Campus’ SRO Johnie Evans. The Littleton Optimist Club honored Sergeant Evans with the prestigious Russ Oberlin Award, recognizing his positive attitude, friendly demeanor, and unwavering dedication to serving the Littleton community. Congratulations Johnie!
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
Three men stand, one holding a plaque, in front of a projection screen with an Optimist logo.
We are so blessed at EPIC Campus to have a new Sports Medicine instructor, Katie Wallace. Katie brings a wealth of experience to our Sports Med pathway as an athletic trainer in our district and her passion for strength and conditioning! Welcome Katie!
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
Three individuals stand in a room with white walls and glass windows, one holding a small item. An American flag is on the wall.
Water Quality class got to practice collecting samples before testing for pH and dissolved oxygen!
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
Woman holding a bottle with a number. She has blonde hair. Blurry background of people and trees.
🚨 WHO SAID REVIEWING HAD TO BE BORING?! 🚨Our EPIC Real Estate morning students took their review session to a whole new level today! 🧱🏡✨For every correct answer, students earned LEGO bricks—and then let their creativity take over! 🤯Their builds included a 🎤 concert venue, 🛞 tire shop, 🏎️ race track, 🦖 Jurassic Park, 🔒 a jail cell in a lighthouse, 🚗 a car… and 🐒 a zoo! 📚➡️🧱 Learn it. Earn it. BUILD it!At EPIC Campus, learning doesn’t always look like a textbook—and that’s exactly how we like it! 🔥#EPICCampus #RealEstateEducation #FutureRealtors #LearningIsFun #LEGOReview
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
A Lego creation featuring a castle, various buildings, and a wheel, displayed on a white table.
Sports Med B students started off the semester learning about the wrist and hand. The students created a “moving” hand to help them understand the bony anatomy and joints that make up the wrist and hand.
22 days ago, EPIC Campus
People in a lab setting work on a project, with one person holding a small object.

📅 Save the date! The third annual Community Resource Expo is happening at the East Community Center on Saturday, September 19, from 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.

Connect with local organizations offering resources for health and wellness, food and housing, jobs, youth programs, arts and culture, family support, and more—all in a fun, fair-style event with something for the whole family!

🔗 Learn more about the Community Resource Expo!

23 days ago, LPS Communications
Banner reading East Community Center Community Resource Expo in front of outdoor event booths and school building.
Teacher Cadets are already working with our industry partners! LPS’ Nick Schuster came in to work with our Cadets on diversity and self esteem in children’s literature. Schuster helped our students navigate through the important work of classroom libraries so that all children can be seen, heard and valued. Additionally, Schuster challenged the students with their role in protecting access to ALL books for kids. Books should provide windows, mirrors or sliding doors for children to see others, reflect their own world, or be a portal into another world.
29 days ago, EPIC Campus
A classroom with a man standing at a podium, presenting a slideshow on a projector screen. Students sit at tables.
People seated at desks, writing on paper. Some wear bracelets and watches. Name cards are on the table.
Two men face each other in an indoor office. One man makes a peace sign. There are desks, chairs, and posters on the wall.
A classroom with students seated at tables. One student sits with books and plants. Others are behind them.
Group of people sitting at a table, a person focused on a book, papers, and a potted plant on the table.
A group of women seated in an indoor classroom, some wearing shoes, engaged in discussion. Tables are cluttered with books, pens, and name tags.
A person reads an open book with a picture on it, while another person sits nearby, focused on their work.
Two women sit in chairs at a table, each with an open book and pen. One has a backpack nearby.
Woman reads a book titled "Hair Love" at a desk. Behind her, a man writes on a piece of paper.

During its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, August 13, 2026, the Littleton Public Schools Board of Education voted to move forward with placing a $10 million mill levy override (MLO) on the upcoming November 2026 ballot. Read more about the Board's decision in LPS News, and be sure to check out factual information on the Dollars and Sense webpage.

29 days ago, LPS Communications
Blue and white graphic with text "Dollars and Sense" and image of a child raising their hand. LPS logo in the top left corner.
We are off to an EPIC start. At EPIC Campus, we believe in building a strong foundation of communication, critical thinking, professionalism and collaboration. Come be EPIC!
about 1 month ago, EPIC Campus
Students in a classroom setting, wearing hard hats, seated around tables, with a teacher standing in front of a whiteboard.
A classroom with a large screen showing "Enrolling in CE credits." A man speaks to others seated at desks.
Person with yellow sticky notes stands in front of a glass door. Background includes office space with multiple desks and a flag.
Group of people wearing matching blue shirts seated in chairs in a large room with large windows.
Two women stand facing each other in a room with a whiteboard and open doors. One holds paper.
A group of people stand around, listen to a presentation, and view a large machine in a workshop.
A person wearing glasses sits at a desk, drawing in a notebook while using a laptop.
Person in a yellow shirt sitting on a chair at a desk, working with an orange hard hat.
A white paper with drawings and notes on a black surface. The paper has text and illustrations on it.
People sit in rows in a large room, listening to a man standing at a podium.
In our continued journey to chip away at greatness, EPIC staff focused on what great teams do. We examined the Chicago Bulls basketball dynasty of the 1990s. Greatness requires a team. Check out our discussion questions as we learn about what we can do to grow our EPIC team using each staff member’s gifts to grow all of EPIC.
about 1 month ago, EPIC Campus
A basketball player in mid-air with a basketball, wearing a red uniform with number 23. Background shows a basketball game.
A basketball player in white uniform holds a ball, text reads "Toni Kukoc, flexible scorer and playmaker."
A basketball player in a red uniform jumps to dunk a ball. Text reads "Dennis Rodman" with bullet points on his contributions.
A basketball player in a Bulls jersey dribbling a ball. Text reads: "Scottie Pippen: Versatility, defense, playmaking and adaptability."
A basketball player in mid-air, jumping to dunk, with a crowd visible. Text highlights qualities such as excellence and performance.
A smiling man in a suit with a caption about leadership skills, featuring text and a basketball player.
A basketball player in a red uniform, number 23, converses with a man in a suit and tie.
A basketball coach discusses strategy with players on the court. One player wears a red jersey.
A purple background displays a list of seven EPIC questions for a discussion. Each question has a unique identifier.

EPIC staff in our quest to chip away at greatness spent time examining what our road to being EPIC has looked like. EPIC staff heard from veteran educators Mike Montgomery and Chad Sawyer on the challenge of moving from planning to implementation. Then staff shared what it was like to carry the banner forward moving from implementation to growth. Staff spent time examining EPIC’s vision, purpose and value statements with the question in mind, “Are we doing what we said we would do?”

about 1 month ago, EPIC Campus
A man in a green shirt stands at a podium, addressing a group seated at tables. A projector screen displays images.
A man in a maroon shirt gives a presentation in a classroom with a whiteboard, projector, and an American flag.
Four people are in a room. A man writes on a whiteboard. One woman watches him write.
Indoors, a group of people sit at tables while a man stands and gestures. They have laptops, cups, and papers on the tables.
Two people stand by a glass door, with one person writing on a white board with text.
A classroom with wooden cabinets, people wearing masks, a white board, a table with papers, a laptop, and a bottle.

EPIC Staff focused this week's professional learning around Jon Gordon's article "Building Greatness". Gordon discusses the challenge of becoming a craftsman or craftswoman - the work is more than just showing up; it requires consistency. Gordon also goes on to say, "When you are a craftsman in a world of carpenters, people will clamor for your product or service and your craftsmanship. And here's the great news. We can all be a craftsman or craftswoman. It doesn't happen right away. There's no such thing as an overnight success. You will have to try new things, fail, learn, improve and grow. You'll face countless challenges and tons of rejection that make you doubt yourself and cause you to want to quit. But if you see yourself as an artist dedicated to your craft with a desire to get better and you show up each day and put your heart and soul into your work you'll get there and the world will be better for it."
At EPIC, we are working hard at growing our craft. We are chipping away at greatness individually by growing as instructors. Each instructor committed to one area of improvement that would lead to improving a student experience.

about 1 month ago, EPIC Campus
A quote on a white background with gold accents reads, "Chipping Away at Greatness". It speaks about dedication and effort in achieving excellence.
A page with a grid of text boxes containing questions. Background is white with gold specks.
📚 Your 2026–2027 Back to School Guide is Here! Everything you need to kick off the new school year is in one place! Check out the 2026–2027 Back to School Guide for: 💬 A welcome message from Superintendent Dr. Todd Lambert 💰 Budget updates 💻 Technology use 🛡️ Student safety information 👨‍👩‍👧 Family Learning Center programs 🤝 LPS Foundation highlights 🎉 Celebrations 📋 Quick links to school websites 🎥 Our welcome back video slideshow Thank you for being part of the LPS community! 🔗 tinyurl.com/LPSbacktoschool26
about 2 months ago, Littleton Public Schools
Collage of school items, including photos of students, pencils, and a rainbow. Blue background with text reading "2026-2027 Back to School Guide."

🏗️ NOW HIRING: Construction Trades Instructor

Join the EPIC Campus team and help prepare students for careers in the construction industry! This instructor will teach project-based courses including Construction 1 and 2, Apprenticeship Prep, and Construction Management while collaborating with educators and local industry partners.

Ideal candidates will have experience in commercial construction and management, knowledge of building trades and OSHA practices, and familiarity with construction software such as Procore or BIM. Appropriate Career and Technical Education credentials are required or must be obtainable.

📍 EPIC Campus
📅 210-day, in-person position: August 3, 2026–June 25, 2027
⏰ Apply by July 24, 2026

Help us achieve the LPS 100 Percent Goal by preparing every student for meaningful postsecondary opportunities. You belong here! Come be EPIC!

Apply here

about 2 months ago, EPIC Campus
Four workers in yellow vests and helmets in a construction area. A sign reads "Now Hiring Construction Trades Instructor".

EPIC Campus summer office hours are Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.–12 p.m. through August 7, 2026.

3 months ago, EPIC Campus
Summer Office Hours