Lewis-Palmer School District 38 is excited to share that work on the new Career & Innovation Center has begun! The facility is slated to open for the '25-26 school year to provide relevant, work-based learning opportunities for secondary students and hands-on experiences that will connect learning to high-demand careers.

Community input has played an integral part in the project since the concept was first introduced. Students, alumni, parents, staff, and community members have all shared feedback regarding this new learning facility for D38. See our FAQ below for more information.

"This initiative is quite a bit more advanced than many workforce development programs. It is a joy to see more focus, and I am really excited to see this progress."

Microelectronics sector lead  

   U.S. Department of Defense

Programming for the new facility will include:

  • Advanced Manufacturing

  • Engineering

  • Healthcare

  • Information Technology

  • Skilled Trades

Green background with text that reads interested in becoming a partner click here to see the benefits of becoming a sponsor and learn how you can partner with the D 38 career and innovation center

There are multiple benefits to sponsoring the D38 Career & Innovation Center, including recognition on the donor wall, opportunity to be a guest speaker, and naming rights for prominent spaces or the building. Each partnership can be customized to align with your unique goals and vision. To learn more, view our sponsorship information.

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To learn more about the D38 Career & Innovation Center, listen to a podcast episode, created using AI, that explores its history and the benefits from this program below.