Chase County Schools

Troy Worth of Veterinary Services in partnership with Zoetis presents a donation of $727.00 to the Imperial FFA chapter at their meeting earlier this week. We appreciate the continued support we receive from Zoetis, Veterinary Services and Troy & Angie Worth. Thank You!

The CCS Multicultural Club is hosting a clothing drive/clothing swap during October. If you have clean, lightly used clothing that your child has outgrown please consider donating them!

It was a fantastic day for the Chase County Cross Country team at the SPVA Conference Meet! High School Girls are SPVA Team Champions. Led by Addison Hauxwell (1st), Alayna Smith (3rd), Tessa Smith (4th), and Liz Hanna (6th). Incredible effort from the whole squad! High School Boys finished 3rd Place as a team. Haven Hauxwell finished 3rd, with Spencer Kelly and Brandon Chavira just out of medaling in 11th and 13th. The Junior High runners ran great as well. Bennett Smith took 1st, Anna McNair 2nd, and Hayden Fowler 5th in the girls race. In the boys race, Knox Paisley placed 7th and Noah Briggs 10th. Next up for the cross country team is the district meet in Ogallala next Wednesday!

Physical Science today explored their knowledge of forces and momentum by using force spring scales and crash cars.

Reminder that registrations are due this Friday, October 10th for the Middle School Mingle for grades 5-8.

Mr. Anderson is a devoted teacher and coach who brings positivity and energy to everything he does. He consistently pushes his students to reach their full potential, leading by example with dedication and encouragement. As a supportive colleague and role model, he embodies what it means to be a true team player. CCS is lucky to have such a committed and inspiring educator on our staff!

Today the FBLA members opened "Bank in School" using their new electronic set-up and were excited to see so many students depositing money in their school bank accounts. #NebraskaFBLA @NebraskaFBLA

We have had quite a few stop arm violations this year. Please make sure you stop, no matter what direction you are going, when the stop sign stop arms are out on a bus. Please be aware that all of our buses are equipped with exterior cameras, so don't be surprised when local authorities contact you if you break this law. Thanks for keeping our kids safe!

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At Chase County Schools, we are incredibly fortunate to have supportive, caring, and understanding principals who embody compassion and empowerment in every aspect of their leadership. Their dedication to fostering a nurturing and inclusive environment creates a safe haven where students thrive and staff feel valued. These remarkable leaders not only guide us with wisdom but also take the time to listen and connect with all, ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard. Their unwavering commitment to our school community inspires us all to strive for excellence and fosters a culture of collaboration and mutual respect. Truly, these principals are a blessing to Chase County Schools, paving the way for bright futures and a deep sense of belonging for all.

Menu change for Thursday, October 9:

Due to an unexpected issue
we will be serving macaroni and cheese instead of scrambled eggs with French toast sticks.
The rest of the menu will remain the same.

We appreciate your understanding, The Kitchen Staff

Have a great week!

It was a great day on the course in Scottsbluff for the Longhorn cross country team! The high school girls brought home the team championship, led by Addison Hauxwell in 3rd, Alayna Smith in 5th, Tessa Smith in 7th, and Liz Hanna finishing just outside the medals in 11th. In the JV girls race, Zoey Kelly placed 4th and Kate Colson earned 7th. On the boys’ side, Haven Hauxwell ran strong for a 3rd-place finish in the varsity race. The junior high team also had a strong showing, with Bennett Smith placing 8th in the girls race and Noah Briggs taking 7th in the boys race.

The Imperial FFA placed a team in the top 10 at State Range Judging on September 24th. The Jr. Team of Hayde Worth, Bennett Kuenning, Aidan Vlasin and Dietrich Pursley placed 6th out of 58 teams. All four placed in the top 25% individually. Imperial also placed two other teams in the top 20. The Sr. Range team of Jayme Gittlein, Odessa Zadina, Ali Reeves and Lukas Fries placed 14th out of 38 teams. The Jr. Team of Luke Kuenning, Levy Jurado, Sawyer Sauder and Truman Olsen placed 20th overall.

At Chase County School, we are so proud of the amazing behavior our students exhibit every day! From sharing and cooperating in the classroom to showing kindness on the playground, our kids are truly shining examples of respect and good citizenship. Thank you to these PBIS Winners and many more students who earned numerous tickets this week for their positive behavior.

Yesterday was National School Custodial Day here at Chase County Schools. We had so much to celebrate! We have the dream team, and that is not said lightly. Even visitors who come to our school comment on how pristine and clean our building and grounds are. There is not possibly enough thanks that can be given to our Superhero crew that is here. These people all deserve more than one day of celebration for the days and days and extra hours they put into this place to keep us all going! If you see them, please thank them for all they do to serve our school.

Labs continued on Thursday. 4th period is shown working through Lab #2: The Rainbow lab.

This week my Chemistry students have been applying their understanding of accuracy, precision, and error. In addition they have been honing their laboratory skills through measurements and lab safety. 2nd period is shown doing Lab #1: Precision of measurement.

Check out this video that showcases mirror etchings by CCS High School Art 3 & 4 students! They are on display in the school library. https://youtube.com/shorts/DbmXryCPJpQ?feature=shared

Celebrating our September PBIS winners! These students and staff were caught going the extra mile last month. We thank them for being a part of what makes CCS great!