Seniors get hometown farewell
Eight seniors who play basketball and lead cheers were in the spotlight Saturday night during Senior Night recognition at Chase County Schools.
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CCS middle school band students participated at the SPVA clinic on Tuesday, including back row from left, Morgan Peterson, Correy Koellner, Kendra Burke, Morel Torres, Shelby Baird, Dawson Mollendor, Emmitt Zuege, middle row from left, Remington Yaw, Brittany Chavez, Itzel Chavez, Piper Lefdal, Benjamin Lefdal, LaReina Colton, and in front, Arturo Miscles. (Courtesy photo)
CCS Middle School band students performed Jan. 27 with the North Platte Middle School Honor Band directed by Dr. Duane Bierman from UNK. Back row from left, David Weiss, Delaney Krutsinger, Ella O’Neil, Morel Torres, front from left, Sophie Fiedler, Jolee Schoenholz and Shelby Baird. (Courtesy photo)
Pictured above are the CCS middle school vocal students who were involved in the SPVA clinic on Tuesday, back row from left, Delaney Krutsinger, Lucy Spady, Nickolas Rau, Tyrel Richardson, Jacob Weiss, David Weiss, Ella O’Neil, Sophie Fiedler, middle row from left, Kourtynie Speaker, Virginia Kimble, front row from left, Jolee Schoenholz, Chloe Dillan, Jordan Jablonski and Jerzee Milner. (Courtesy photo)
CCS middle school band and vocal students have busy few days
Seven Chase County Schools (CCS) middle school band students were chosen to perform in the North Platte Middle School Honor Band on Jan. 27.
Chase County Schools’ new superintendent Randy Klooz and his family will be relocating to Imperial after he was formally hired last week. The family includes, front from left, Jacob, Abby and Emily, back from left, Lori, Randy, Karsen and Mitchell. (Courtesy photo)
New superintendent glad they’ll be closer to ‘home’
Randy and Lori Klooz had decided they’d like to return to southwest Nebraska at some point in their careers in education.
Robotics teams from Dundy Co. Stratton and Chase County Schools competed in a scrimmage Saturday at CCS. (Courtesy photo)
Students compete at impromptu robotics scrimmage at CCS
Kim Wilson, Science teacher and STEM advisor at Chase County Schools (CCS), put together a last minute robotics scrimmage at CCS Saturday.
The CCS junior high robotics team competed at the VEX tournament. The junior high team pictured includes, from left, Aurora Griebel, Michael Hernandez, Kobe Norman, Hayden Nance and Brayan Cazares. (Courtesy photo)
Two students represented the CCS high school robotics teams at the VEX tournament in Kearney. The high school teams consist of, from left, Alex Gonzalez, Joan Frias, Orrin Richardson, Joel DaMoude, Cole Wiest and Daniel Jaquez. Not pitcured—Logan Mendenhall. (Courtesy photo)
CCS students compete in VEX Robotics tournament in Kearney
On Jan. 13, the Chase County Schools’ high school and junior high robotics teams competed in the VEX Robotics tournament in Kearney.