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Chelsea Zuege | Courtesy Photo
A new, colorful art project hangs in the hallway just outside the auxiliary gym at Chase County Schools. Students in all K-12 grades were involved in its creation.

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Chelsea Zuege | Courtesy Photo
Students from elementary grades and high school work together to arrange the bottle caps as the “See the Light” design develops.

CCS art project near auxiliary gym a grade K-12 group effort

    A new piece of art at Chase County Schools proves all ages can work together to make something beautiful.

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Joni Kirwan| Courtesy Photo
Colin O’Neil’s top-placing science fair exhibit at CCS featured data on recovery rates for distance runners.

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Joni Kirwan| Courtesy Photo
The top six point-getters at last week’s CCS chemistry class science fair were, from left, Colin O’Neil, Madelynn Hanes, Ali McNair, Liz Reeves, Kayla Chavira and Jaiden Hill.

Creative displays on view at CCS science fair

    Twenty junior chemistry students displayed their research on a favorite topic May 18 at a Chase County Schools science fair.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
CCS sophomore Mason Tyerman comforts a tearful Delaney Krutsinger after Saturday’s ceremony.

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Diane Stamm | The Imperial Republican
Graduate Colby Hoskovec gets a fist bump from administrator Rod Gaston as WP’s ceremony concludes.

Graduation—major milestones reached at CCS, WP

Chase County Schools held commencement exercises for the Class of 2022 on Saturday when 46 CCS seniors crossed that threshold from high school to beyond.

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