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Above, “Woman” by Kate Parrish was Wauneta-Palisade’s medal winner at last week’s RPAC Art Contest. Parrish also earned first honorable mention for “Feathers,” top left, and “Touch,” top right. Sophia Alfayo was named second honorable mention with, middle, “Lost in the Gardens Trance.”
An acrylic painting titled “Woman” by Kate Parrish was chosen as Wauneta-Palisade’s medal winner at last week’s RPAC Art Contest in Cambridge.
Teaching staff at Chase County Schools will see a $1,000 increase in their base pay for the 2022-23 school year.
Resignations from two teachers at Chase County Schools, Alecia Einspahr and Kaylee Gill, both in their first years here, were approved Tuesday at the board of education’s monthly meeting.
“Life skills” will be the subject of a new class offered by the Mid-Plains Community College Business and Education Department.
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CCS students attending the first speech meet of the season Saturday were, from left, Kobe Norman, Brayan Cazares, Annika McDaniel, Mason Tyerman and Connor Tyerman.
Chase County Schools held a speech invitational Saturday, the first one of the season.
Students joining CCS students in the competition came from Perkins County and Sutherland.
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