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Collins Levy, left, and Mila Murillo, right, show their painted hands while making handprints.
Barbies and action figures are some of the presents kindergarteners in Mary Fortkamp’s CCS class asked for.
First quarter of the 2023-24 school year is in the books, and with it comes student achievement on the regular and All A honor rolls.
Chase County Schools (CCS) Staff in correlation with CCS’ Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Team have nominated and selected November’s Students of the Month.
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Ava McNair gave the welcome to a packed gym Friday morning for the Veterans Day Program.
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Kylee Shinn-Rowley read her winning Voice of Democracy essay to the crowd.
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The winning essay in the Patriot’s Pen contest was written and read by Sawyer Sauder.
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Thomas Reeves, Tyler O’Neil, Shelby Schoenholz and Brooke Schilke performed a short skit called “A Tribute to America,” with Jaret Peterson (not pictured).
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The guest panel was made up of veterans of each of the four branches of service including Duane Todd (Navy), Eric Gonzalez (Marines), Kenyan Biesecker (Army) and Chad Hendricks (Air Force).
At 9:30 Friday, Nov. 10, the main gymnasium at CCS was full of students and members of the public who attended the Veterans Day Program.
Chase County Schools (CCS) Staff in correlation with CCS’ Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Team have nominated and selected October’s Students of the Month.
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