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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Tessa Smith and Beau Weiss, pictured at right, and Navy Havel, not pictured, will be a part of the NMEA All-State Choir that same weekend.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Leah Lambert, Jason Fortkamp and Maria Adle, from left, will take part in the Nebraska Music Educators Association Conference in November.

Six from Chase County among 746 students performing in Lincoln

The Nebraska Music Education Association (NMEA) is pleased to announce the high school students selected to participate in the 2023 Nebraska All-State Ensembles.

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Becky Kuntzelman For The Imperial Republican

Rainbow Promise Preschool, located at The Imperial Methodist Church on 420 Holland Street, has joined the Imperial Chamber of Commerce. Friday, preschool staff and Chamber members met for a ribbon cutting to make it official. RPP currently has 47 students attending the school in various classes Monday-Friday from 8-11 a.m. Director, Tammy Siverson, said they have purchased a new “Mother Goose” curriculum that teaches standards that better prepare students for entering kindergarten. Silverson said their teaching curriculum includes more hands-on play based on more art, science experiments and less time spent with electronics. They encourage the students to do more exploring and express themselves in appropriate play. They’ve also been working on updating the inside and adding improvements outside. Those present for the ribbon cutting were from left Chamber members Leslie Nordhausen and Michelle Spady, Rhonda Hill-teacher, Lorrie Ringleman-teacher, Lori Ripley-Chamber, Adam Lambert-Chamber President, Tammy Siverson-RPP director, RPP teachers Ashleigh Mulder and Keila Lopez. Not pictured are teachers Diane Stamm and Estefania Franco, and teacher aide Olivia Hiykel.

Rainbow Promise Preschool joins Chamber

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