Briarwood Ave., which houses the district library and visual-media services and supports its online-learning program. The new portion will also connect the district's Student Achievement Resource Center campus at 14188 E. Those students can attend the Options program one day per week, where they're taught by certified teachers, according to the district's website. Fremont Ave., the new home of the Cherry Creek Options program, which helps parents who home-school their children. The district already has an “extensive” fiber network that connects most of its schools and buildings, Smith said, but this new portion will extend to the building at 14603 E. The school district will use the lines to provide service to its newly purchased building near South Jordan Road and East Fremont Avenue, a June 5 news release from the city said. The city and Cherry Creek schools signed for a five-year lease along what the city calls Centennial's “fiber backbone,” an underground infrastructure of fiber lines that enables super-fast internet. “It is a great example of how collaboration and forward thinking can create new possibilities that benefit kids.” “This move will allow us to expand and extend our existing fiber network using Centennial's infrastructure that is already in the ground,” said Abbe Smith, spokeswoman for the district. The fiber lines will provide fast internet to the district's new building for its home-schooling support program.
The Cherry Creek School District has signed a lease to use the City of Centennial's fiber-optic cable lines.
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