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CCS art teacher Chelsea Zuege, right, and sister Darcie Boman did a weaving project for one of Zuege’s Zoom classes.
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CCS art teacher Carolina Ramos paints flowers on the porch windows of fellow art teacher Chelsea Zuege during one of the Zoom classes.
Teachers at Chase County Schools (CCS) started classes via Zoom the week of March 16.
The Nebraska Department of Education-funded breakfast and lunch program through Chase County Schools was extended through June 30.
Chase County Schools will not pursue a school-sponsored preschool this fall.
After a lengthy discussion Tuesday night, school board members made no motion on the proposal.
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Kindergarten teacher Jaclyn Paisley, standing center, is surrounded by the students behind the sign-making, clockwise from bottom left, Emalyn Olsen, Alexis Richmond, Lindsey Mendenhall and Beckett Richmond.
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Health/P.E./body conditioning teacher Dan Lenners kneels by his personalized sign.
May 4-8 was Teacher Appreciation Week, and four CCS students took it upon themselves to make and deliver close to 50 signs to all the teachers.
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Imperial resident and soon-to-be Chase County Schools middle-school teacher Sonya Schilke had a virtual graduation from Chadron State College Saturday. Schilke received her Bachelor’s in Education degree. Her friend, Alicia Fries, placed congratulations signs in her yard.
Adelaide Maxwell, Bryce Zuege, Jordan Haarberg, Sara German, Tom Sullivan, Nicki Boardman
College students are still receiving their post-secondary diplomas even though ceremonies are postponed or moved to a virtual format due to COVID-19.
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