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Legacy Campus Phase II Adds New Career and Technical Labs in Lone Tree

The City of Lone Tree says Phase II of the Legacy Campus expansion has added new labs for advanced manufacturing and aerospace, EV/hybrid automotive technology, electrical technology and construction trades. The City announced the ribbon cutting Oct. 6, without giving a specific date for the event itself.

By Connor Tien, DougCo Social·Published October 8, 2026

The City of Lone Tree announced Oct. 6, 2026 that it recently joined Douglas County School District, teachers, students and community members to celebrate a ribbon cutting for Phase II of the Legacy Campus expansion — new labs and learning spaces at the district's career and technical education campus in Lone Tree. The City's announcement doesn't give a specific date for the ribbon-cutting event itself.

What's new

Per the City's announcement, Phase II adds labs and learning spaces for:

  • Advanced manufacturing and aerospace
  • Electric and hybrid automotive technology
  • Electrical technology
  • Construction trades
  • Other career programs

Legacy Campus's own site confirms the milestone, posting that "Legacy Campus Phase Two is now open!" alongside a ribbon-cutting celebration video.

What Legacy Campus is

Legacy Campus is a Douglas County School District Career & Technical Education (CTE) campus at 10035 S. Peoria St., Lone Tree. Per the campus's own site, its full slate of CTE pathways now includes Advanced Manufacturing - Aerospace, Advanced Robotics, Architecture, Automotive Technology - EV/Hybrid, Aviation/Transportation, Building Controls Technology, Construction Trades, Culinary and Hospitality, Electrical Technology, EMT/EMS, Future Educator, Nursing, and Secure Network Technologies.

Why it matters

The City describes Legacy Campus as an important resource for Lone Tree families and students across Douglas County, saying the expansion will give more students "a head start on the careers of tomorrow." Per the City's announcement, students in the new labs can work with industry-related equipment, gain hands-on experience, and earn certifications that can help prepare them for college, technical training, or a career after high school.

More information is available at legacycampus.org.

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Sources: City of Lone Tree, "Legacy Campus Expands Career Opportunities for Local Students"; Legacy Campus. Checked Oct. 8, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is Legacy Campus?

Legacy Campus is a Career & Technical Education (CTE) campus run by Douglas County School District, at 10035 S. Peoria St. in Lone Tree. Per the campus's own site, it offers pathways including Advanced Manufacturing - Aerospace, Advanced Robotics, Architecture, Automotive Technology - EV/Hybrid, Aviation/Transportation, Building Controls Technology, Construction Trades, Culinary and Hospitality, Electrical Technology, EMT/EMS, Future Educator, Nursing, and Secure Network Technologies.

What's new with Phase II?

The City of Lone Tree says Phase II adds new labs and learning spaces for advanced manufacturing and aerospace, electric and hybrid automotive technology, electrical technology, construction trades, and other career programs. Legacy Campus's own site confirms Phase Two is now open and has posted a ribbon-cutting celebration video.

When did the ribbon cutting happen?

The City of Lone Tree's announcement doesn't give a specific date for the ribbon-cutting event itself, saying only that the City "recently" joined Douglas County School District, teachers, students and community members to celebrate. The City posted the announcement Oct. 6, 2026.

Who was involved in the ribbon cutting?

The City of Lone Tree says it joined Douglas County School District, teachers, students and community members to celebrate the ribbon cutting for Phase II of the campus expansion.

What do students get out of it?

Per the City, students can work with industry-related equipment, gain hands-on experience, and earn certifications that can help prepare them for college, technical training or a career after high school.

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