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See how Aims is making headlines across Colorado and beyond. This section highlights news coverage featuring our programs, partnerships, people and initiatives. Stay informed on how Aims continues to support regional growth, expand educational opportunities and earn recognition for innovation and student success.
Colorado U.S. Congressman Gabe Evans toured Aims Community College in Fort Lupton, alongside the U.S. Deputy Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling. The tour heard from students and faculty about the role of technology in helping prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow.
Two students from the Custer County School District attended a four-day Fire Fighting Skill Camp at Aims Community College in Windsor this month.
Career and college readiness efforts include advanced classes, concurrent enrollment through postsecondary partners (like Aims Community College), internship and apprenticeship opportunities, workforce readiness conferences and more. According to a District 6 2025 report to the community, 3,720 students are enrolled in a career pathway program.
