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Salutatorian Brooklyn Christensen delivered her speech to the crowd at CCS’s graduation Saturday.
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Valedictorian Trevor Peterson delivered her speech to the crowd at CCS’s graduation Saturday.
The Class of 2020 at Chase County Schools finally had some closure after an abrupt end to their senior year at the commencement ceremony Saturday.
On Saturday, Chase County Schools will host a belated graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020.
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Candidates for the 2020 Chase County Schools prom on Sunday include, front from left, Hannah Meeske, Brooklyn Christensen, Mallie McNair, back from left, Bennett Bauerle, Nike Smith and Trevor Peterson.
Prom is closed to the public this year to comply with Directed Health Measures issued by the state. The dance will be from 8 to 10 p.m., with after-prom from 10 p.m. to 12 midnight.
When the CCS board of education met for their regular meeting Tuesday, COVID-19 was a common theme.
Chase County Schools’ Superintendent Adam Lambert completed his first official day July 1.
His hiring was approved by the school board on Jan. 14.
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