ENROLLMENT FAQ

The Iver C. Ranum Innovation Campus offers a career-focused educational experience that prepares students for high-paying jobs after high school. Students engage in solving real-world problems in collaboration with industry partners, developing a strong foundation in STEM and innovative thinking. This experience makes students more competitive when applying for scholarships, jobs, and college admissions.

Ranum has been redesigned to resemble a professional workplace rather than a traditional school. Classrooms are tailored to specific career pathways and equipped with industry-relevant tools. Collaborative workspaces are located throughout the building to promote teamwork and simulate real-world work environments.

Yes. Every Pathway offers concurrent enrollment opportunities and the ability to earn industry-recognized credentials, giving students a strong head start in their post-secondary education and career goals.

Any 11th- or 12th-grade students who are on track to graduate may attend Ranum. See below for details by grade level:
11th graders: 1 credit in math and 2 credits in English
12th graders: 2 credits in math and 3 credits in English

Beginning in the 2026-27 school year, transportation will be provided throughout the day between both home schools (Westminster High School and Hidden Lake Secondary School) and the Iver C. Ranum Campus. The Ranum bell schedule allows for travel time. Students may
still provide their own transportation as well.

Ranum classes are double-blocked, meaning students earn 1.0 credit per semester—2.0 elective credits per year for their CTE course.                          A designated off-period between Ranum and afternoon classes at WHS allows for transportation and lunch.

Yes. All pathways include core academic credit in addition to elective credit:
Aviation Engineering, Biotechnology, CNA/MA
Year 1: Science credit
Year 2: English credit (Technical Writing)
Cyber-Technology
Year 1: Math credit
Year 2: English credit (Technical Writing)

Yes. The pathway covers engineering principles that apply across all fields, and students can earn industry-recognized credentials that apply to engineering. Students will be learning many engineering concepts through the lens of Aviation.

• Automation + Robotics Engineering

Students interested in cutting-edge innovations that lead to future career prospects in

advanced manufacturing industries.

• Aviation Engineering

Students who want to build and fly drones while tackling real-world engineering
problems

• Biotechnology

Students interested in medical or life sciences

• Health Sciences - CNA/MA

Students pursuing careers in nursing, as Certified Nursing Assistants or Medical
Assistants

• Cyber-Technology

Students interested in one of Colorado’s fastest-growing and highest-paying fields—
cybersecurity and IT

There are no additional fees to attend Ranum. For students enrolling in concurrent enrollment
courses, there may be additional textbook costs associated.

In the coming months, Ranum will begin offering adult education courses through our partners at Front Range Community College. Our hope is that Ranum becomes a multi-generational campus propelling residents of Adams County towards rewarding and lucrative careers.