Honor society geared to CCS music students
There are many Chase County Schools’ (CCS) students who shine in their respective areas.
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School board officers chosen; Wilson resigns
The Chase County Schools (CCS) board of education elected officers at their regular meeting on Tuesday.
Getting ready for next week’s Pink Out games in Imperial are FFA Advisor Jason Speck and sophomore FFA member Morayah Cupp, who’s a member of the Pink Out planning committee. (Johnson Publications photo)
Kiss-the-pig, 3-point shooting part of school’s Pink Out fundraisers
It’s anticipated to be a night of fun, and also some important fundraising, as Chase County hosts this year’s Pink Out games next Thursday, Jan. 10.
Mikael Kuhlmann, right, CCS junior, is decked out in an elf costume. He investigated how energy drinks affect blood pressure and heart rate. Kuhlmann demonstrates a wrist monitor he made to judge Angie Paisley, center, and CCS graduate Josie Peterson. (Johnson Publications photo)
Judge Dale Schilke, left, and Kayla Schilke, CCS graduate, are listening to Brendan Pump, seventh grade, present his theory on the “Hottest Time of Day.” (Johnson Publications photo)
CCS science fair draws good number of onlookers
The Chase County Schools’ (CCS) science fair exhibited a large variety of subjects by CCS science students last Thursday.
A night of song
Patriotic and Christmas songs were sung at the 6-12 choir concert at Chase County Schools on Monday. Top, the sixth graders opened the concert with the national anthem.