CCS moving ahead with coordinating own alternative ed program
Based on the ESU #15 contract reviewed by the CCS board earlier this month, alternative education will not be a service CCS will contract for in 2017-18.
Based on the ESU #15 contract reviewed by the CCS board earlier this month, alternative education will not be a service CCS will contract for in 2017-18.
Chase County Schools (CCS) spring musical, “Lion King Jr.”, will be making its debut April 30 at 2:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. and May 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Chase County vocalists earned numerous superiors at districts for their solos and small group numbers. (Johnson Publications photo)
These instrumentalists from Chase County received superior ratings for their solo or small group performances at districts. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County’s concert choir, under the direction of Randy Hayes, rated three superiors from the judges, which also gained them an NSAA plaque. (Johnson Publications photo)
Out of a total of 29 entries overall, high school musicians from Chase County captured 23 superiors, the top rating a student can earn, at last Friday’s District Music Contest in Imperial.
Because spring brings nice weather and longer days, schedules can sometimes get a bit hectic.
Two teachers were hired, and four resignations accepted, at a busy Chase County Schools board of education meeting Tuesday night.
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