Masks the norm as school starts
First day of classes at Chase County Schools came Wednesday, and students and staff certainly had a different look. Supt.
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Handbook at CCS addresses student disciplinary changes
With school reopening next week, the board of Chase County Schools finalized revisions to this year’s student handbook as part of their regular meeting Tuesday.
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New staff members for the 2020-21 school year include, front from left, Kara Hagan, Marissa McDaniel, Krystle Gaswick, Sonya Schilke, back from left, Sheri Clevenger, Hannah Ash, Mikaela Stephenson, April Lambert and Jeff Einspahr. Clevenger, a former CCS teacher, is returning for the first semester only.
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One of the projects completed this summer at Chase County Schools is the glass divider wall between the weightroom and Longhorn gym, pictured behind Dallas Baney, head of maintenance at the school.
Start of school will look a bit different this year
When the first day of classes start Aug. 19, it’s going to be different.
MCC offering classes to meet EMT demand; one in Imperial
They’re the frontline workers—the first to respond when someone is injured or sick.
School opening plan okayed by CCS board
Chase County Schools (CCS) board held a special meeting Monday night to discuss the re-opening of school on Wednesday, Aug. 19.