Chase County Schools Activities October 5th through the 10th.
This week's PBIS winners went above and beyond as they showed Longhorn Spirit and Pride! Congratulations to these kiddos and all of our wonderful students here at Chase County Schools!
What a GREAT Spirit Week for dress up days! Congratulations Everyone!
Homecoming Tailgate, sponsored by McNair Agency, is this evening at 5:00 pm in the parking lot next to the football field.
Congratulations to last night's Fan in the Stand!
Information for this evening's Homecoming Dance.
The Longhorns had an outstanding day at the SPVA Cross Country Meet in Grant. Both the girls and boys teams brought home SPVA Conference Championships!
The girls had a strong showing, with six runners earning top-10 medals! Addison Hauxwell captured 1st place overall, followed by Emily Randall in 3rd, Briella Exum in 4th, Bennett Smith in 5th, Liz Hanna in 7th, and Hayden Fowler in 8th.
On the boys side, Bryce Mandeville earned 4th place, and Knox Paisley finished 6th to bring home medals.
Lena Chrisman and Tristyn Lampmann did a great job in the junior high race as well.
Congratulations to all our runners on a great day and an outstanding team accomplishment!
Full results: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/279971/info
Next up, the Longhorns travel to Ogallala for the C-5 District Meet on Wednesday, October 14th.
Go Horns!
No better way to practice alliteration (when words begin with the same first sound) then to have Preschool people wear purple. Preschoolers have been saying alliteration sentences and chants. They can identify the repeated first sound too! 💜
The Cheer Squad is excited to host our annual Middle School Mingle for students in Grades 5–8 on Friday, October 23rd!
Registration forms will be sent home this week and will also be available to pick up in the Main Office.
But this year’s Mingle is going to be EXTRA special! 🎂🎈
We’ll be celebrating a very important milestone…
🧡🖤 WOOLY BULLY IS TURNING 30! 🖤🧡
Come help us celebrate 30 years of our beloved school mascot with a night full of fun, friends, and school spirit!
Registration forms will be sent home this week and will also be available to pick up in the Main Office.
But this year’s Mingle is going to be EXTRA special! 🎂🎈
We’ll be celebrating a very important milestone…
🧡🖤 WOOLY BULLY IS TURNING 30! 🖤🧡
Come help us celebrate 30 years of our beloved school mascot with a night full of fun, friends, and school spirit!
Tuesday, October 6th Triangular @ North Platte St. Pat's 4:00 PM Mountain
Varsity @ McDaid Elementary:
4:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs. Chase County
5:00 PM Mountain Time: Chase County vs. Southwest
6:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs Southwest
JV @ St. Pats HS:
4:00 PM Mountain TIme: NPSP vs. Chase County
5:00 PM Mountain Time: Chase County vs. Southwest
6:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs Southwest
Varsity @ McDaid Elementary:
4:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs. Chase County
5:00 PM Mountain Time: Chase County vs. Southwest
6:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs Southwest
JV @ St. Pats HS:
4:00 PM Mountain TIme: NPSP vs. Chase County
5:00 PM Mountain Time: Chase County vs. Southwest
6:00 PM Mountain Time: NPSP vs Southwest
The Junior High Female Student Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Hadley A. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The Junior High Male Student Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Andy J. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The High School Female Student Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Kate C. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The High School Male Student Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Bryce M. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
Saddling up for Homecoming in PreK! 🤠
⛰️ Summit Strategy Math Review! ⛰️
Our 8th graders are reviewing for their Topic Test tomorrow with a fun round of Summit Strategy!
Students must use their math skills and strategy to place their game cards in order from least to greatest. But there’s a catch—once a card is placed on the gameboard, it can only be replaced!
Every move matters as students think ahead, make strategic decisions, and try to climb their way to the top.
First player to reach the top of the 🏔️ wins!
Our 8th graders are reviewing for their Topic Test tomorrow with a fun round of Summit Strategy!
Students must use their math skills and strategy to place their game cards in order from least to greatest. But there’s a catch—once a card is placed on the gameboard, it can only be replaced!
Every move matters as students think ahead, make strategic decisions, and try to climb their way to the top.
First player to reach the top of the 🏔️ wins!
What an incredible week we had as we wrapped up September! On Friday, we came together to recognize the achievements of our amazing students and dedicated teachers. Our PBIS celebrations were truly a highlight—this time, we had the joy of honoring not only our weekly winners but also our monthly champions, making the festivities twice as memorable!
Each week, anticipation builds as students earn their tickets, and when the month ends, that excitement peaks as we draw our special monthly winners. And let’s not forget our phenomenal teachers, whose passion and commitment are the heartbeat of our community—they, too, were celebrated for their outstanding contributions.
Thank you to ALL of our teachers for working day in and day out to help mold our wonderful students into the outstanding beings they are. It was a moment filled with pride, joy, and gratitude for everyone who makes our school such an inspiring place to learn and grow!
Each week, anticipation builds as students earn their tickets, and when the month ends, that excitement peaks as we draw our special monthly winners. And let’s not forget our phenomenal teachers, whose passion and commitment are the heartbeat of our community—they, too, were celebrated for their outstanding contributions.
Thank you to ALL of our teachers for working day in and day out to help mold our wonderful students into the outstanding beings they are. It was a moment filled with pride, joy, and gratitude for everyone who makes our school such an inspiring place to learn and grow!
Kicking off Homecoming Week with some wins! 🏐🧡🖤
So proud of these girls! 6-0 at the Perkins County Tournament and both A & B teams beat Ogallala last night! 🔥
Only 2 more home games left! Come cheer us on! 📣
Chase County FBLA Gives Back! 💙
Chase County FBLA members stepped up this weekend to make a difference in our community by completing one of our many community service projects. On Saturday, our members spent the day packing meals for Mercy Meals for Southwest Nebraska—and together with other volunteers helped pack more than 87,000 meals! That is an incredible accomplishment!
Mercy Meals brings volunteers of all ages together to assemble fortified meal packets containing rice, soy, dried vegetable flakes, and essential nutrients. Once packed, the meals are collected and shipped through the Orphan Grain Train, a Christian relief organization that distributes food to orphanages, schools, refugee camps, disaster relief sites, food pantries, and communities in need around the world.
What makes this project so meaningful is the incredible impact that can come from people working together. Meals can be produced for just 14–17 cents per individual meal, allowing volunteers to help provide nutritious food to people both locally and around the world.
We are incredibly proud of our Chase County FBLA members for giving their time, working hard, and showing what it means to serve our community and make a difference! 💙
87,000+ meals packed. Countless lives impacted. One great day of service!
#NEFBLA
Chase County FBLA members stepped up this weekend to make a difference in our community by completing one of our many community service projects. On Saturday, our members spent the day packing meals for Mercy Meals for Southwest Nebraska—and together with other volunteers helped pack more than 87,000 meals! That is an incredible accomplishment!
Mercy Meals brings volunteers of all ages together to assemble fortified meal packets containing rice, soy, dried vegetable flakes, and essential nutrients. Once packed, the meals are collected and shipped through the Orphan Grain Train, a Christian relief organization that distributes food to orphanages, schools, refugee camps, disaster relief sites, food pantries, and communities in need around the world.
What makes this project so meaningful is the incredible impact that can come from people working together. Meals can be produced for just 14–17 cents per individual meal, allowing volunteers to help provide nutritious food to people both locally and around the world.
We are incredibly proud of our Chase County FBLA members for giving their time, working hard, and showing what it means to serve our community and make a difference! 💙
87,000+ meals packed. Countless lives impacted. One great day of service!
#NEFBLA
Homecoming Week is Here!
