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NSEA vice-president Robert Miller and president Jenni Benson toured the school in Wauneta last week where Miller grew up followed by a stop in Imperial.
At the beginning of each school year, the Nebraska State Education Association (NSEA) executive team travels across the state to talk with teachers, media and other representatives of the school di
It was another time for adjustments Friday when homecoming at Chase County Schools was forced to make some changes due to COVID-19 concerns. A.D.
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Mask-wearing is required in the Chase County Schools hallways, on busses and in other common areas on the grounds. With a Wauneta-Palisade student diagnosed last week with COVID-19, school officials here believe precautions like masks in large groups will help in efforts to avoid the virus.
While a few students at Chase County Schools have been exposed to COVID-19 elsewhere, the school remains free of positive cases where exposure happened in school.
First day of classes at Chase County Schools came Wednesday, and students and staff certainly had a different look. Supt.
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