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The Westminster Community Foundation adds its support to Ranum Campus 

A specially built drone helps celebrate a new era in WPS.

The district proposes important investments without a tax increase.

Mark your calendars to celebrate the expansion of STEM and CTE programming in Adams County.

In this video Superintendent Dr. Jeni Gotto, as well as CTE administrators and principals talk about the importance of the opportunities offered to WPS students on the new Iver C. Ranum Innovation Campus.

WPS recently celebrated the grand opening of the Iver C. Ranum An Innovation Campus.

Savannah is one of the first students in the district to attend classes at the new Iver C Ranum An Innovation Campus.

His commitment to Cyber Security and his commitment to the Iver C Ranum An Innovation Campus kick the school year off right. His commitment to Cyber Security and his commitment to the Iver C Ranum An Innovation Campus kick the school year off right.

We hosted a tour of Iver C Ranum Innovation Campus with emerging partners Front Range Community College and Metropolitan State University of Denver/

CTE Administrator, Lottie Wilson, wins the prestigious award for her work in leading the Westminster High School CTE Program.

Showcasing their skills in the kitchen and in restaurant management, Westminster High School students placed third overall.

“Lottie Wilson has been an integral part of Westminster High School's Career and Technical Education (CTE) program for the past 11 years, demonstrating unwavering support and dedication.”

Phase one of the campus will offer STEM/CTE pathways in Aerospace Engineering, Biotechnology, and Cyber Technology.  When fully constructed, the campus will  offer a diverse range of classes  with the eventual goal of hosting evening programming for adult learners.

This Saturday, Dec. 9, the Westy gym will be a buzzing hub of aerial activity as Westminster High School and the Westminster Police Department jointly present the first ever Community Drone Day.

Jennifer Martinez and Erick Chavira traveled to Atlanta, Georgia for the annual SkillsUSA National Leadership Skills Conference.

The screening is sold out, but a second showing of the film will be made available at a date to be determined. 

Westminster High School's CTE (Career Technical Education) program has been at the forefront of a sport that is exploding in popularity. 

Planners envision a campus where students develop specialized skills that can lead to high-paying jobs after graduation or open doors for continued post-secondary learning.

WHS students work alongside NASA scientists on a research project.