With three weeks of school left, end of year concerts beginning
The school year for Chase County Schools (CCS) is coming to a close.
The end-of-year band and vocal concerts have been scheduled to wrap up another year of school activities.
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CCS FFA officers for 2019-20 include from left Taylor Jablonski, Austin Bernhardt, Alexis Richmond, Brooklyn Christensen, Carissa Hill, Jozie Schilke, Valerie Herbert and Morayah Cupp. (Courtesy photo)
New FFA officers named at end-of-year banquet
Chase County FFA members gathered with family and supporters for the end-of-year banquet Saturday.
Outgoing president Katelyn Leibhart gave her retiring address.
Vocal students receiving superior ratings include front from left Virginia Kimble, Tegan Towns, Sophie Fiedler, Gabrielle Krutsinger, Desiree Andrews, Jorja Danner, boys from left Nike Smith, David Weiss, Stephen Johnson, Keenan Cole, Parker Dillan, Nickolas Rau, Kaden Schilke, back from left Morayah Cupp, Adelaide Maxwell, Lucy Spady, Sydney Schilke, Courtney Odens, Brooklyn Christensen, Rylie Mintling, Delaney Krutsinger, Sophie Spady, Valerie Herbert, Halle Fiedler, Jozie Schilke, Caelyn Long, Sydnie Allen, Ary Arteaga, Chloe Soltis and MacKenzie Soltis. Not pictured Kamrie Dillan. (Johnson Publications photo)
Students receiving superior ratings for band include, front from left, Sophie Fiedler, Virginia Kimble, David Weiss, back from left, Getsemani Hinojoza, Ella O’Neil, Heather Stumpff and Megan Baird. (Johnson Publications photo)
The 9th St. Singers received a Superior rating for their performance at districts last week. (Johnson Publications file photo)
CCS band, vocal students compete at districts
Musicians from Chase County Schools traveled to McCook for the district music contest on April 18.
Gabrielle Krutsinger, left, and Madelyn Hanes pose wearing their state science fair medals while in Lincoln last Thursday. (Courtesy photo)
Two CCS students bring home awards from science fair
Chase County Schools (CCS) juniors, Gabrielle Krutsinger and Carissa Hill, and Madelyn Hanes, 8th grade, qualified for the state science fair in Lincoln last Thursday.
School supports efforts to redirect school land funds
There is a movement across Nebraska that believes the current distribution of school land lease payments is not following the original intent of the law.