Attending a Latino summit in Kearney were Mid-Plains Community College students and campus administrator, front from left, Alejandra Almanza and Abigail Frias, back from left, Imperial Campus Administrator Brenda Ledall and Adolfo Ramirez. (Courtesy photo)
Students at the Mid-Plains Community College (MPCC) Imperial campus will have more opportunities for personal and professional growth thanks to a decision by the MPCC Board of Governors Aug.
As part of Office Depot’s Start Proud! program, Chase County Schools graduate Shelby Leyland was one of 10 teachers across the country given the All-Star Educator award.
Canton Skomp, left, and Grayson Owens get geared up for the hearing test. (Johnson Publications photo)
Lion Jayne Henry checks vision at the student health checks. (Johnson Publications photo)
Mercedes Hauxwell gauges Amelia Russell’s height. (Johnson Publications photo)
School Nurse Angie Paisley said 36 volunteers helped screen 578 students in grades 1-2 in two days last week.
Patrons will have a chance to give input on the 2019-20 budget for Chase County Schools at a hearing next week.
Nathan Gaswick, new P.E. teacher at CCS, demonstrates the correct position for a body conditioning exercise using a weight. (Johnson Publications photo)
Nathan Gaswick, another Chase County Schools (CCS) graduate, has returned to his hometown to join the teaching staff.
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