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Agnes Strand stands in front of a bulletin board that has photos of her senior students on it.
At the end of the school year, band teacher Agnes Strand will retire from Chase County Schools, having spent the past 32 years as a teacher in some form or another—be it a substitute in special edu
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Pictured are the cast of the play Peter and Wendy put on by the Missoula Children’s Theater and Chase County Schools.
On Jan. 26 and 27, Chase County Schools hosted the children’s play called “Peter and Wendy,” based on Peter Pan along with the Missoula Children’s Theater (MCT).
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State qualifiers for the Chase County FCCLA chapter are, front from left, Jasmin Jenkins, Emily Randall, Esmeralda Medrano Flores, Brittney Ayala Valdez, back from left, Marley Randall, Tristan Stumpff, Hope Reinke and Ashley Cazeres.
On Jan. 31, eight students from Chase County Schools participated in the Nebraska Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America District 11 STAR Event Competition.
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Chase County OID members, from left, Kevin Dannatt, George Colton, Andrew Wiest and Zach Herbert, react to Sir Gawain (Herbert) learning the Ugly Hag (Dannatt) will turn beautiful each night during the group’s performance at the Perkins County Speech Meet.
Chase County’s Speech Team advanced eight to the finals of Saturday’s Sutherland Speech Meet on its way to a fourth place team finish.
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Paige Nickless works through a list of suspects as she looks for the murderer in her Humorous performance at the Perkins County Speech Meet.
Chase County’s Speech team finished ninth out of 23 teams at Saturday’s Perkins County Speech Meet.
The meet included a wide variety of schools.
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