Dennis Batterman, right, representing the Imperial Lions Club, presents a $2,000 check to School Nurse Angie Paisley and Supt. Joey Lefdal. The money will be used to help purchase a Spot Vision Screener for the school. (Johnson Publications photo)
After School Nurse Angie Paisley saw how quick and effective the Spot Vision Screener was last fall at health checks, she envisioned having one full-time at Chase County Schools.
Larry Munger is a past president of the now dissolved Imperial Arboretum Committee. His favorite part of the landscaping the committee did is the windmill located north of the school. (Johnson Publications photo)
Chase County Schools (CCS) has experienced several changes in all areas this past year. One of the changes in the teacher department is the retirement of Larry Munger.
The sun showed up just in time for Chase County Schools (CCS) elementary field day Monday.
Faculty and staff members at Chase County Schools held their “Faculty Follies” variety show last week to raise money to fund two $500 scholarships awarded to graduates by the Imperial Education Ass
Music students in the junior and senior high choirs, along with the junior high show wrapped up the year with the final concert Tuesday.
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