The Longhorn Way: Reading is key to lifelong success
Dr Seuss would say, “The more that you read, the more you will know, the more that you know, the more places you will go.”
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Twelve CCS students traveled to North Platte to be part of 150 area students performing with Sing Around Nebraska. The 4th, 5th and 6th grade students from CCS participating included, front row from left, Alissa Dockery, Nora Weiss, Alyna Smith, Jade Cook, Tenley Swanson, back from left, Idaly Reyes, Navy Havel, Tessa Smith, Jackson Cyboron, Chloe Colton and Jaxson Villarreal. Not pictured—Yamilee Acuna. (Courtesy photo)
CCS students participate in Sing Around Nebraska, Schilke in honor choir
Brooke Schilke, an 8th grader at Chase County Schools (CCS), was chosen, by audition, to perform in the Singing Youth of Nebraska Honor Choir.
Science students collect $15,000 prize package as one of two state winners
Students in Jennifer Gonzalez’s science classes have taken another step forward in the Samsung “Solve for Tomorrow” competition.
Preschool at CCS being looked at for fall
School board members are looking at a possible preschool concept at Chase County Schools.
Adam and April Lambert and five children will be moving to Imperial this summer, where he will assume the superintendent’s position at Chase County Schools July 1. (Courtesy photo)
Profession in education a natural for Adam Lambert
When he was growing up, Adam Lambert said he would never be a teacher.