CCS principals, superintendent take in Administrators’ Days
The Nebraska Council of School Administrators (NCSA) held its annual Administrators’ Days last week, drawing school leaders from across the state to Kearney.
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School’s alarm sends staff, students outdoors
An alarm at Chase County Schools proved unfounded after the Imperial Volunteer Fire Department was called about 8:30 a.m. Monday.
Supt. Randy Klooz, right, and 7-12 Principal Jon Lechtenberg are on duty at Chase County Schools. They attended their first board meeting last week. (Johnson Publications photo)
New administrators attend first meeting; chromebooks purchased
Even though two new Chase County Schools administrators attended their first board meeting last week, it lasted only about an hour.
Heather Stumpff, left, and Getsemani Hinojoza participated in the 2018 Masonic All-Star Band that performed during this year’s Shrine Bowl Game in Kearney. (Courtesy photo)
CCS students perform in Mason all-star band
Two Chase County High School students were among 262 high school students from across Nebraska who participated in the 24th Annual Masonic All-Star Marching Band.
Former classmates Sylvia Kunnemann of Louisville, Colorado and David Sweeney of Los Angeles, California, embrace for a big hug as they returned Saturday for their 50th class reunion. (Johnson Publications photo)
Not too many can say they celebrated their 75th high school class reunion, but Roma Jean Burtis of Imperial and Keith Arterburn of McCook did so in Imperial Saturday night. (Johnson Publications photo)
Alumni banquet serves 225; classes get reacquainted
It was a night of reminiscing and laughter as alumni of Chase County High School returned to their former school for the annual reunion.