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!
Chase County Schools Activities October 5th through the 10th.
Swinging into the Sophomore Hallway 🕷️ HoCo 2026
On Saturday, the Freshman and Sophomore classes moved pumpkins to help ready Cox's Pond Pumpkin Patch.
Update: Twin City Volleyball Tournament Saturday, October 3rd:
Chase County will play Holdrege starting shortly in the Scottsbluff Auxiliary Gym.
Chase County will play Holdrege starting shortly in the Scottsbluff Auxiliary Gym.
It was an awesome morning to run at the Scottsbluff Invite!
The Longhorn girls brought home a 2nd-place team finish, led by Addison Hauxwell in 2nd overall, Briella Exum in 5th, and Emily Randall in 7th.
The boys also had a strong showing, with Knox Paisley placing 6th and Bryce Mandeville right behind him in 7th.
Ben Villarreal capped off a great morning by running a personal-best time in the Junior High boys race!
Full results: https://www.athletic.net/CrossCountry/meet/285678/info
Next up, the Longhorns travel to Grant for the SPVA Conference Meet on Thursday, October 8th.
Go Horns!
All of our 9th graders received their PreACT8/9 scores today and studied the items they missed. We also celebrated the students who were in the Top Ten of the grade on the English, Math, Reading or Science subtests. In the spring, we will celebrate growth! Great work everyone!
Save the date!
Senior Day was a success!
We sang, played games, interviewed, and tackled a little Adulting 101 to prepare for life after high school! 💵🏠🚗
Our Chase County FBLA high school and middle school officers had an incredible opportunity to attend the Fall Leadership Conference in Kearney last week!
During the morning session, our officers attended a variety of leadership and officer workshops designed to build their leadership skills, learn more about FBLA, and prepare them for a successful year. They also had the opportunity to network with other FBLA members from across Nebraska and listen to an inspiring keynote presentation from Patty Hendrickson.
In the afternoon, our officers put their knowledge to the test by competing in objective tests against FBLA members from schools across the state.
We are excited to celebrate some outstanding accomplishments!
Andrew Fortkamp — 1st Place, Exploring FBLA
Andrew Fortkamp — 1st Place, Exploring Professionalism
Maria Adle — 1st Place, Introduction to FBLA
Congratulations to Andrew, Maria, and all of our Chase County FBLA officers for representing our school and organization so well! We are proud of the leadership, dedication, and knowledge they demonstrated throughout the conference. #nefbla
The first graders got to build a model of their community in Mrs. Leibbrandt's Social Studies class today! They had a lot of great buildings such as the fire station, town hall, church, library, school, houses, and even Sweden Creme! This was a fun way to wrap up their unit "Mapping Our Community"🏘️🗺️📍
The Junior High Female Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Taylynn H. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The Junior High Male Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Collin V. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The High School Female Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Mia F. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The High School Male Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Emmanuel M. Thank you, Imperial Subway, for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
The ACT for Chase County Seniors will be offered at Chase County Schools on Tuesday, October 13th from 8 AM to 12 PM. Sign up with your English teacher!
Morning Weights starts up again tomorrow morning, September 29th, for HS and JH students. Weight room will be open from 6am - 7am on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the school year! Please reach out to Mr. Hamilton with any questions!
Last week's home volleyball game had some good spirit, but Wooly Bully had more!
It was a nice day to run at the UNK Cross Country Invite!
The girls team brought home a 1st-place team finish, with Addison Hauxwell placing 4th overall and Emily Randall finishing 9th.
The boys team also ran well in a race loaded with talent and competition.
Full results: https://results.blacksquirreltiming.com/meets/77929
Next up, the Longhorns travel to Scottsbluff for our next meet on Friday, September 28th.
Go Horns!
