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Alecia Einspahr has flags in her classroom from the native countries of some of her former students. The students had autographed the flags, which are reminders of the languages they came from.
Alecia Einspahr brought six years of experience to Chase County Schools when she was hired as the English Language Learner (ELL) teacher this fall.
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CCS sweepstake winners receiving trophies at the Nebraska State Fair were, from left, third graders Jaela Keating, Jackson Sauder, Cassandra Deluao and Maura May.
Chase County Schools students completed projects for the State Fair competition last year before school was out for the summer, said Arlys Cupp, second grade teacher.
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Ashton Wasenius has a grounded education in biology, and is learning his way around science technology such as robotics, like the one on the left.
This is Ashton Wasenius’ first year of teaching, so he’s learning about the classroom as his students learn about science.
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Lindsey Teply meets with small groups of CCS students during the school day, as well as providing services from ages newborn to 3 years old in the home in addition to children at preschool.
Lindsey Teply graduated from Chase County Schools in 1998. She found herself back in the hallways this fall, this time as the K-6 Title I teacher.
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Kayla Crosgrove, right, leads one of her two Wauneta-Palisade preschool classes in singing.
Walking into a school can be intimidating for many young students.
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