Adam and April Lambert and five children will be moving to Imperial this summer, where he will assume the superintendent’s position at Chase County Schools July 1. (Courtesy photo)
When he was growing up, Adam Lambert said he would never be a teacher.
Mikaela Stephenson, right, advises CCS students on their duet during speech class this week. (Johnson Publications photo)
Mikaela Stephenson, a senior at Chadron State College (CSC), has been student teaching at Chase County Schools (CCS) for two weeks.
The CCS middle school science fair top three winning teams are, from left (not in team order), Easton Fries, Kevin Dannatt, Luis Co, Eric Gonzalez, Jr., Mason Tyerman and Hailey Markee. (Courtesy photo)
The CCS high school science fair top three winners from left are Chloe Dillan, second; Morgan Peterson, first and Carleigh and Ella Schoenholz, third. (Courtesy photo)
Last Wednesday, Chase County Schools (CCS) held its annual science fair for grades 5-12.
Junior Tegan Towns placed first at the speech meet in Imperial Saturday. Towns competes in the poetry division. (Johnson Publications photo)
Seventy-one entries were at Imperial’s speech meet on Jan 11
And, while only one Chase County student competed, she took first in her event.
School board members, and district patrons if they choose, will get the chance to meet five candidates for Chase County Schools superintendent during interviews on Thursday and Friday.
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PO Box 727
Imperial, NE 69033