Two science teachers hired for 2017-18 year
Two teachers were hired, and four resignations accepted, at a busy Chase County Schools board of education meeting Tuesday night.
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Sarah Allen won second place in the drawing category of the exhibition. Her piece is titled “Beyond the Fox” with pen drawing as the medium. (Johnson Publications photo)
Art Instructor Rick Johnson, left, and MCC graduate Lucas Kotschwar present CCS the award for first place. Team members include, from left, Abigail Almanza, Josie Peterson, art teacher Chelsea Zuege, Vianey Marquez, Kaylee Meeske and Bridgette Odens. (Courtesy photo)
Chase County paints its way to top
Art students from Chase County Schools (CCS) brought home first place in McCook Community College’s (MCC) annual high school paint-in and exhibition.
Pictured, from left, are Chase County FCCLA Chapter medal winners Ryley Vrbas and Mercedes Peterson who received silver in junior Life Event Planning; Hayley Vitosh, gold, senior Sports Nutrition; Alexis Richmond, gold, junior Sports Nutrition; and Gabrielle Krutsinger, gold, junior Illustrated Talk. (Courtesy photo).
Two Imperial FCCLA members move on to nationals
Chase County Schools was well represented at the Family Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) State Leadership Conference April 2-4 in Lincoln.
Rose Sullivan, left, received 12th place in personal finances and Ella O’Neil ninth in keyboarding applications. Both received honorable mentions for their achievements. (Courtesy photo)
FBLA chapter brings home two honorable mentions
The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Convention in Omaha drew in over 3,000 people April 4-8.
School addition moving along; completion date extended
Activity inside and out has picked up at the addition being added to the northeast side of Chase County Schools.