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Welcome to the CCIC Infrastructure Engineering Student Orientation Welcome to the CCIC Infrastructure Engineering Student Orientation Cherry Creek Innovation Campus A New Approach to College and Career Preparedness & Success Update on COVID as of 8-11-21 As you have seen from Cherry Creek School District as of August 4th: All students and staff are strongly encouraged to wear a face mask in school. Mask wearing played a key role last year in keeping COVID transmission inside schools extremely low. The decision on whether to have your child wear a mask in school will be up to each family. We will work with families to accommodate their students’ needs and comfort levels so that every student has an enjoyable and safe learning environment. All students and staff are required to wear masks on school buses regardless of vaccination status. The federal CDC order requires face masks on public transportation and at transportation hubs. 2 Welcome Message from CCIC Principal, Steve Day 3 “Choose a Job you love, and you will never work a day in your life.” work a day in your life.” and you will never “Choose a Job you love, Cherry Creek Innovation Campus Counseling Department • Laura Miller • Ryan Seely • Cherry Creek High School • Grandview High School • Cherokee Trail High School • Smoky Hill High School • Overland High School • Eaglecrest High School • Options Program • Endeavor Academy • Elevation Online • 720-554-2612 • 720-554-2613 • [email protected] • [email protected] • Services • Services • Post Graduate Planning • Post Graduate Planning • Internships • Internships • Apprenticeships • Apprenticeships • College • College • Military • Military • Gap Year • Gap Year • Work Force • Work Force • Financial Aid • Financial Aid • Academic Intervention • Academic Intervention • Concurrent Enfoldment • Concurrent Enrollment • Emotional/Mental Health Support • Emotional/Mental Health Support • Class Scheduling/Registration • Class Scheduling/Registration • Counseling Coordinator • CTE Coordinator • Counseling Schoology Page…..Coming Soon! • Counseling Schoology Page….Coming Soon! • How to schedule an appointment…ScheduleOne • How to schedule an appointment...ScheduleOne SAS/IEP Services Suzanne Styduhar (720) 554-2657 Pathways: Transportation, IT/STEAM, Hospitality & Tourism, Business, and Health & Wellness (OT/PT) Darren Knowles (720) 554-2628 Pathways: Health & Wellness, Infrastructure Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, Transportation (Auto) CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Don Rauh: Started teaching Industrial Arts in 1982. Jim Dosky: Started teaching English in 2001. Mike Degitis: Started teaching in 2013. Don Rauh 720-554-2638 [email protected] Jim Dosky 720-554-2648 [email protected] Mike Degitis 720 554 2641 [email protected] CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – STUDENT DAILY SCHEDULE Reminder that CCIC will NOT have class on Monday, August 16th or Tuesday, August 17th. The start date for this class is: 9:00 AM - 11:45 AM AM Session (1A-2A or 1B-2B) 9:50-10:05 AM Break (Health & Wellness, Business Services) 10:20-10:35 AM Break (Adv Manufacturing, Infrastructure Eng, Auto) 10:50-11:05 AM Break (Hospitality, IT & STEAM, Aviation) 12:15 PM - 3:00 PM PM Session (3A-4A or 3B-4B) 1:00-1:15 PM Break (Health & Wellness, Business Services) 1:30-1:45 PM Break (Adv Manufacturing, Infrastructure Eng, Auto) 2:00-2:15 PM Break (Hospitality, IT & STEAM, Aviation) Considerations: • District busing available for AM and PM sessions from all of the comprehensive home schools. • Vending machines are available • Cafe opens in September and will be open during break time Tuesday-Friday. CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – CCICAFE Grand Opening- Thursday September 23rd! Open Thursdays & Fridays with hot breakfast & lunch options during class break times NEW THIS YEAR: Tuesdays & Wednesdays after fall break the cafe will be open during breaks with a limited Grab & Go menu! Accept Credit, Debit, Cash, & Apple Pay Follow us on Instagram and TikTok for cafe updates, specials, & menus! @CCICHospitality CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Online Tools / Grades ● PowerSchool - official grades ● Schoology - assignments and course materials Click the CTE tab to view your CCIC classes & grades CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Pathway Philosophy Construction 1 is an introduction to residential construction, including foundation, framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and carpentry. Incorporated within the course is a rigorous math curriculum, the course is designed to give students entry-level skills in construction and related trades along with an overview in career opportunities. Safety and proper use of hand and power tools are emphasized in this year-long, hands-on construction and building experience. We believe our students should learn the necessary skills to set themselves apart in the career market. Our students will be trained in professional skills that employers in the Infrastructure/Construction pathway desire. Students will know what it means to be a professional in their chosen area. Students will acquire the safety skills, math skills, competency with tools, proficiency in entry level carpentry, plumbing and electrical. We want our students to not fear failure, failure is another learning opportunity. Goals of the Program We teach this course with two part intentionality. Part 1: Students who take this course have the sincere desire to enter the workforce after high school and pursue a career in the skilled trades. 11 Goals of the Program Part 2: Students who take this course have the sincere desire to pursue postsecondary education in a myriad of fields. ex. Architecture Engineering Interior Design Construction Managment 12 CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Certification Overview Pre- Apprenticeship Construction Training (PACT) Certifications Our mission is To advance and provide education, career development, training and placement of men and women serving the building industry. Our vision is To be the recognized source for career technical education in the building industry. National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Certifications Our mission is to build a safe, productive and sustainable workforce of craft professionals. Our vision is to be universally recognized by industry and government as the training, assessment, certification and career development standard for construction and maintenance craft professionals. OSHA 10 Construction Mission - to teach workplace safety and reduce jobsite hazards. 14 CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Pathway Forms All students will be required to wear a Cherry Creek Schools ID badge complete with CCIC sticker every day. Additionally, we urge you to fill out the media release form for the district. Currently we do not have a concurrent enrollment opportunity, however we are exploring opportunities with several area community colleges. CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Core Credit Associated with Infrastructure Engineering This course is considered a double block class (meets for twice the time of a normal block every other day). Therefore, this course is worth 2 full credits. ● 1 Full Year Math Elective ● 1 Full Year CTE Elective The 1.0 Math Course will appear on the transcript title “Innovator’s Math A” The additional 1.0 elective credit will appear as “CTE Elective” The building world is comprised of all kinds of shapes: rectangles, circles and squares. In addition to the understanding of geometry, it is critical that those going into the trades understand number sense, measuring, fractions, trigonometry and more. CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Infrastructure Engineering - Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) SkillsUSA Building Trades Carpentry/ Electrical/ Plumbing etc SkillsUSA is a partnership of students, teachers and industry working together to ensure America has a skilled workforce. SkillsUSA helps each student excel. CTSOs work as an integral component of the classroom curriculum and instruction, building upon employability and career skills and concepts through the application and engagement of students in hands-on demonstrations and real life and/or work experiences through a Career and Technical Education (CTE) program. CTSO’s help guide students in developing a career path, a program of study and provide opportunities in gaining the skills and abilities needed to be successful in those careers through CTSO activities, programs and competitive events. CHERRY CREEK INNOVATION CAMPUS – INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEERING Equipment unique to Infrastructure Engineering 15 ton Wazee Bridge Crane 8000lb Class 5 Toyota forklift Sawstop table saw Powermatic: Drillpress 8” Jointer with Helical cutter head 20” Surface Planer with Helical cutter head 14” & 15” Band saw Panel saw Dizzying assortment of corded and cordless Dewalt tools ….and lots of brooms. Cherry Creek Innovation Campus -Infrastructure Engineering Attendance Policy In the event that you are unable to attend classes due to illness, appointments etc. please call both your home high school and the CCIC to be excused for your absence. 19 Attendance Policy Absences/Tardies: 1. Teachers will take attendance in PowerSchool within the first 10 minutes of each class and will make individual changes by the end of the period. Students arriving more than 10 minutes late will require a pass to enter class. 2. Students absent or arriving late to
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