Supt. Lefdal resigns effective June 2018; two teachers hired
Supt. Joey Lefdal will be leaving Chase County Schools (CCS) as its top administrator in June 2018.
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Celebrating TeamMates’ 25th year, those attending Monday’s ice cream social formed a “25” on the Longhorn gym floor. (Johnson Publications photo)
Earning the Friends of TeamMates award were, from left, Steve Lewis for Chase County Community Hospital, Supt. Joey Lefdal, Chris Lee representing FV Coop and Daniel Morales representing city of Imperial. Not pictured—Sherri Wheeler and Subway representatives. (Johnson Publications photo)
TeamMates program coordinators are Cathy Hanna and Trent Herbert. Both received a special thank-you from the board. (Johnson Publications photo)
TeamMates celebrates successful year of mentoring
It was a night of celebration Monday, as mentors and mentees of the TeamMates program at Chase County Schools (CCS) reviewed the past year and thanked people for their support.
Cinco de Mayo celebrated
The English Language Learners held a Cinco de Mayo celebration in the Chase County Schools (CCS) auditorium May 2.
Vianey Marquez, left, and Shaylee Heathers will both be graduating this Saturday. They are two out of the 11 seniors who have successfully completed 12 or more credits through MPCC. (Johnson Publications photo)
CCS seniors honored with MPCC credit chords
Eleven Chase County Schools (CCS) seniors have been working extra hard throughout their high school careers to better prepare themselves for the college world by taking college classes.
Officers who will serve the Imperial FFA chapter during 2017-18 include, front from left, Kayla Schilke, Logan Mendenhall, Ryelee Christensen, second row from left, Sydney Vetter, Macy Coleman, back from left, Emma Ferguson, Katelyn Leibhart and Stevie Johnson. (Courtesy photo)
FFA chapter closes out year
With one of the best showings at the state convention and a full year of successes, the Imperial FFA chapter can be satisfied with a job well done.