Congratulations to the Imperial FFA Conduct of Chapter Meetings Team for placing 5th out of 36 teams in the State FFA competition - Aidan Tomky, Violet Sparrow, Sawyer Sauder, Gigi Schaufenbuel, Bennett Kuenning, Alayna Smith and Dietrich Pursley. Great Job Team!
Congratulations to Peyton Owens for earning Runner-up State Champion Poultry Proficiency at the State FFA Convention!
Congratulations to the Imperial FFA Parliamentary Procedure team for earning Runner-Up State Champion Honors out of 36 teams at the State FFA Convention: Beau Weiss, Navy Havel, Tessa Smith, Jasmine Johnson, Malachi Christensen and Myla Brown. Nice Job Team!
Congratulations to the following Junior High FFA Teams that placed at State FFA Convention this past week in Lincoln:
State Champion Ag Quiz Bowl: Bennett Kuenning, Sawyer Sauder, Clayson Thayer and Hayden Fowler;
3rd Place Ag Quiz Bowl Team: Truman Olsen, Dietrich Pursley, Hayden Worth, Tatum May.
A huge thanks to Arlys Cupp and Kim Bubak for coaching them and the other JH FFA Members! There were 128 teams and 512 students!
State Fortnite will be streamed on the NSESA Twitch at 9am MT today!
https://www.twitch.tv/nsesa
Busy times in the high school art room these days!
Here's another group of fantastic student who are safe, respectful, and responsible!
The PBIS program is important at Chase County Schools because when students prioritize safety, they help create a nurturing environment that fosters both learning and personal growth for everyone. By respecting on another's differences and perspectives, they build a strong sense of community, where lasting friendships can flourish. Students taking responsibility for their actions, develops role models for peers and contributes to a positive school culture that benefits all families involved.
This is why we celebrate the community within CCS and we have so much Longhorn Pride. We are building bright futures together everyday!🖤🤍🧡
Change in the breakfast menu for Friday:
Strawberry Cream Cheese Mini Bagels for breakfast.
Second Chance Breakfast will remain the same, featuring Egg and Cheese Biscuits.
Thank you, Kitchen staff.
Due to the forecasted weather, the track meet that was scheduled for this coming Saturday has been moved.
Save the dates! The K-12 Art Dept. Art Show----"The Art Eras Tour" is coming the end of April!
A huge congratulations to Navy Havel, Paige Nickless, and Miranda Spady for being named as state finalists at the State Journalism Competition.
Navy will compete for an award in feature photography. Paige and Miranda will both be competing in the Yearbook Theme Development category.
Navy, Paige, and Miranda's exceptional talent and creativity have truly shone, earning them well-deserved recognition at this prestigious event. We couldn't be prouder of these incredible achievements!
The Senior "Artist of the Week" is Ashley Cazares! "Ariel"-chalk/pastel, "Mickey & Minnie"-acrylic paint, "Sun"-mixed media, "Lily"-acrylic paint, "Heart"-acrylic paint. Congratulations, Ashley and thank you for your dedication to art!
Have a great week!
Chase County Band had four amazing players participate in the 2025 Class B All State. They rehearsed all day and had a beautiful performance. Mrs. Newlander is very proud of their hard work and dedication to represent CCS!
State Fortnite is about to start at 9am! The link below will take you to the twitch channel where it will be streamed!
https://www.twitch.tv/nsesa
This month we have another group of strong leaders both as teachers and students shaping the lives around them. Thank you to our teachers for all they give to our students and recognizing our students for all the good they do. Thank you students for being the best versions of you and being safe, respectful, and responsible!🧡🤍🖤
This week's PBIS winners are leading the way in by being Safe, Respectful, and Responsible! 🧡🤍🖤
7th grade art students gave the pottery wheel a spin today!
The 8th Grade class had the opportunity to tour the campus of North Platte Community College and learn about various programs the campus has to offer. They toured some labs on campus and were challenged to start thinking about types of jobs they may enjoy based their interests.
