The Longhorn Way: Reading intervention plan in place to meet state law taking effect
It is hard to believe that it is almost the end of September! Our students are in their sixth week of school and going strong.
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Beth Bonne is a new ELL teacher at CCS for grades 5-12. (Johnson Publications photo)
Bonne pursues ELL to answer heartfelt need
Beth Bonne (pronounced “Bonnie”) began teaching at Chase County Schools this fall as the English Language Learner (ELL) instructor for grades 5-12.
Personal finance concert to play public show at CCS
Personal finance and rock concerts don’t usually go hand in hand. One band plans to change that.
Attending a Latino summit in Kearney were Mid-Plains Community College students and campus administrator, front from left, Alejandra Almanza and Abigail Frias, back from left, Imperial Campus Administrator Brenda Ledall and Adolfo Ramirez. (Courtesy photo)
MPCC Imperial campus gains student organization
Students at the Mid-Plains Community College (MPCC) Imperial campus will have more opportunities for personal and professional growth thanks to a decision by the MPCC Board of Governors Aug.
Leyland wins teaching award
As part of Office Depot’s Start Proud! program, Chase County Schools graduate Shelby Leyland was one of 10 teachers across the country given the All-Star Educator award.
