Seventh graders Luis Co, left, and Eric Gonzalez created this bioreactor to gauge fermentation and the amount of lipids being produced. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Schools has been named one of five Nebraska state finalists in the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow” Contest.
Imperial’s senior FFA team, from left, of Hope Brosius, Taylor Jablonski, Austin Bernhardt and Morayah Cupp were district champions. (Courtesy photo)
Twenty Imperial FFA students traveled to Curtis Nov. 13 for the District 11 Livestock Judging contest.
CCS students who were a part of the Nebraska Children’s All-State Choir were, front from left, Chloe Colton Alayna Smith, Aidan Tomky and Spencer Kelley. (Courtesy photo)
Students from Chase County Schools participated in the Nebraska Music Educators Association (NMEA) honor choirs in Lincoln last week.
From left, CCS students Aaron Cervantes, Jesus Acuna, Jaxsen Villarreal and Conner Knapp follow their coach at the Young Americans concert on Saturday. (Johnson Publications photo)
CCS seniors Stephen Johnson, left, and Sydnie Allen performed a duet from “High School Musical” during the Disney medley at the Young Americans concert. (Johnson Publications photo)
Beau Weiss performs a solo during a Disney medley at the Young Americans concert. (Johnson Publications photo)
The Longhorn gym at Chase County Schools (CCS) was full of music and dancing Saturday night as 197 CCS students performed with The Young Americans (YA).
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