Cherry Creek Schools

06/08/2026

☀️ Summer is here and so is the perfect opportunity to set your little one up for an amazing fall! 🎒

Cherry Creek Schools' Preschool Enrichment Program is still enrolling, and spots are filling up fast! Give your child a full day of play-based learning, friendship-building, and kindergarten readiness — all in one fun, nurturing environment.

✔ Lunch included
✔ Monday–Thursday
✔ 8:00 a.m. – 2:45 p.m.
✔ $450/month | $100 non-refundable deposit to hold your seat

🌟 Don't wait, secure your child's spot today!

https://earlychildhood.cherrycreekschools.org/enroll/2026-2027-early-childhood-education-enrollment/enrichment-program

06/03/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Grandview High School’s Ethan Wachsmann for being named an AuroraTV Athlete of the Month! 🏆 He earned first-team all-state and first-team all-conference honors. He’s recorded two career no-hitters and has drawn attention as a Major League Baseball prospect. Wachsmann also excels in the classroom, carrying a 4.1 GPA. 🐺 We’re proud to celebrate his hard work, dedication, and success representing Grandview and CCSD. ⚾️

06/02/2026

Support Cherry Creek Schools Resources Pantries by purchasing a red Fight Hunger Bag at the King Soopers at 6000 S Holly St in Greenwood Village now through July 31st! 🥫🛒

Cherry Creek Schools Resource Pantries will receive $1 for every $2.50 reusable Fight Hunger bag sold throughout June and July 2026, helping CCSD families access food and toiletries at no charge.

Discover more ways to support students at the link in our bio 🔗

06/02/2026

🎧 Have you tuned in to this podcast yet? ✨

We're excited to share this incredible episode of Kelly Corrigan Wonders featuring Cherry Creek Innovation Campus Principal Steve Day in a deep dive on Creative Pathways, a conversation that speaks directly to the heart of what we believe about education.

At CCSD, we know that creativity isn't just an elective, it's essential. The episode reminds us why nurturing creative thinking in our students matters more than ever. Hit play and let us know what resonates with you! 🎨✈️🔨🧪🔬🔭

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Deep Dive with CCIC Principal Steve Day on Creative Pathways

06/01/2026

This Month and throughout the year, we celebrate and support our LGBTQ+ students, teachers, and staff. Everyone deserves to feel valued for who they are and free to express their authentic selves.

05/29/2026

Smoky Hill High School proudly honored the inaugural Hall of Fame Class of 2026 this week, celebrating a remarkable group of individuals who have represented Buff Nation with pride, excellence, and lasting impact over the past five decades. Congratulations to these outstanding inductees for helping shape the legacy of Smoky Hill and inspiring future generations of Buffaloes! 💙🦬

05/28/2026

What does it take to succeed in today’s business world? Our students went straight to the source.

CCIC Business Services Pathway students recently hosted Steve Forbes, chairman and editor-in-chief of Forbes Media, for a live panel where they asked their own questions and explored leadership, entrepreneurship, media, and what’s next for business.

05/27/2026

As we close out the school year, we’re celebrating and honoring all of our retiring employees for their years of dedication, service, and impact on our students, staff, and community. ❤️

We also want to recognize two outstanding high school principals on their retirement, Jean Incitti after eight years as principal at Cherokee Trail High School and Gwen Hansen-Vigil after 19 years as principal at Eaglecrest High School.

Thank you for your leadership and the countless lives you’ve influenced throughout your careers. Congratulations to all of our retirees — we wish you the very best in this next chapter! 👏🎉

05/26/2026

As summer begins, we’re looking back at some of the amazing learning experiences from the 2025-26 school year including Smoky Hill High School students connecting classroom learning with real pieces of the past. 🏺📚 Check out the 9NEWS story highlighting this history lab! 👏

The social studies department teaches history through touch and feel.

05/26/2026

At the start of the year, students in Visual Arts at Sky Vista Middle School designed sketchbook covers that reflected who they were🎨.

Now, as the year wraps up, those same sketchbooks represent just how much students have grown creatively and personally along the way.

Through art, students explored their identities, took creative risks, and learned to trust their own ideas in a classroom led by Kelly Smith and AEP Apprentice Jordan Cox.

“We want [our students] to learn the design process, learn how to navigate themselves through art making, how to start with the planning process and do the reflecting and the problem solving.” — Kelly Smith