CCS teacher Mark Bottom answers questions from students at the bike safety day on Friday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Jodie Schuller, elementary P.E. teacher, leads a group of second graders on their bikes during last week’s educational session. (Johnson Publications photo)
Second graders at Chase County Schools enjoyed great weather for their bicycle safety day on Friday.
CCS students are pictured with their two electric cars. Both competed in the Beloit and Scott City, Kansas rallies. Cole Wiest, left, Logan Mendenhall and Joel DaMoude were in attendance at both locations. (Courtesy photo)
Chase County Schools (CCS)students attended a rally the week before in Beloit, Kansas.
CCS’ 9th St. Singers received a superior rating at the district music contest last week, as well as their 22nd consecutive NSAA plaque. (Johnson Publications photo).
CCS mixed choir received a superior at the district music contest last week. (Johnson Publications photo).
CCS senior Amber Stumpff received superiors on both her clarinet and saxophone solos at the district music contest last week. (Johnson Publications photo).
CCS’ Simply Jazz received an excellent rating at the district music contest last week. (Johnson Publications photo).
Chase County Schools hosted the 5 West District Music Contest last Friday.
Including CCS, 11 schools competed in vocal and band events.
Pictured above are the four students who competed in the FCCLA STAR events. From left, Delaney Krutsinger, Mercedes Peterson, Hayley Vitosh and Alexis Richmond. Peterson, Vitosh and Richmond will be representing Nebraska at the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Atlanta, Georgia, this summer. (Courtesy photo)
Chase County Schools’ FCCLA Chapter had eight members attend the conference in Lincoln April 8-10.
Six CCS students placed in the Science Olympiad competition in Ogallala. Pictured from left are Stevie Johnson, Hannaleigh Dubas, Adelaide Maxwell, Allison Owings, Landis Beverly and Kalen Wallin. (Courtesy photo)
Chase County Schools was represented by 16 students at the Science Olympiad competition in Ogallala on March 26.
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