The National Honor Society Induction Ceremony will begin in 10 minutes. The link to watch the livestream is attached.
https://webca.st/255248
6th grade is busy assembling 3-D models of the water cycle within different climates! They are so creative, and I am excited to see their finished boxes!
Congratulations to the Imperial Sr. Range Judging Team for placing 4th in the State Range Juding competition held in Imperial on September 25th. Team members are Westyn Mendenall, Jayme Gittlein, Peyton Owens and Odessa Zadina. There were 46 teams competing in their division.
Congratulations to the Imperial FFA Jr. Range Judging Team for earning State Runner-Up Champion honors at the State Range Judging competition held in Imperial on September 25th. Team members are Lukas Fries, Aidan Vlasin, Ali Reeves and Kadence Wallin. There were 48 teams competing in their division.
The wait is OVER! The School Bank will open this Wednesday.
For Kindergarten or any new Students, please bring your parent permission forms and deposits. Hope to see you there!
Have a great week!
What a great night for football. Some of the middle school mingle participants came out at halftime to perform and Wooly Bully joined in the second half of the game!
Congratulations!
Members of the Imperial FFA Junior Range Judging team traveled to Red Cloud, NE on Sept. 18th for the Area 3 contest. The team of Lukas Fries, Kadence Wallin, Taylor Maddux, and Ali Reeves placed 3rd out of 35 Teams. A second Imperial team of Avery Beemer, Luke Kuenning, Aidan Vlasin and Braxton Chubb placed 10th. There will be more information coming later on results from the State Range Judging Contest held on September 25th.
The Imperial FFA Range Judging team traveled to Red Cloud Nebraska on September 18th for the Area 3 Range Jduging Contest. The Senior division team of Westyn Mendenhall, Carter Kuenning, Odessa Zadina and Jayme Gittlein placed 2nd out of 22 teams. Also placing in the top 25% was Evan Tomky. Peyton Owens and Jasmin Jenkins also competed.
5th and 6th grade science students made ice cream today! 5th grade has been learning about chemical and physical changes of matter, while 6th has learned about different kinds of weather and how cold and warm fronts interact.
Chase County Schools was mentioned in a press release today. Our official response is below.
Chase County Schools is disappointed by the public release from the Auditor of Public Accounts criticizing the school’s internal accounting of the purchase of display boards proportionally allocated out of the school nutrition fund. As noted in the school district’s response to the auditor’s inquiry, the district undertook this purchase with transparency and with documented approval from the Nebraska Department of Education as to the use of funds from the nutritional program. The school district’s position is fully detailed in its response to the auditor’s initial inquiry and was included in the auditor’s final letter found in a link below. To date, neither the Auditor of Public Accounts nor the Nebraska Department of Education have recommended any specific action be taken to address the concerns identified by the auditor. The school district will continue to cooperate with the Nebraska Department of Education to ensure that this and all purchases are appropriately accounted for.
https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:us:4076c7eb-d836-4321-8a78-44da7e068a9f
These are our monthly PBIS winners for September. Each month we draw two PBIS tickets (one for grades K-2 and one for grades 3-4) and two Longhorn Bucks (one for grades 5-6 and one for grades 7-8). The student and the teacher that gave the student that ticket/buck are rewarded.
PBIS weekly winners, a day early this week, with no school tomorrow. These students were seen and heard being safe, respectful, and responsible this week.
Art 4 students (Danny F & Bersabe F.....Hope R & Esme M) are working together to create new ceiling tile art for the high school art room.
Mark your calendars!
Do you enjoy reading and have a few minutes in your day?
Chase County Elementary is looking to reimplement reading volunteers. We welcome volunteers that would like to come in and read with students grades kinder through third.
To acquire additional information, contact the Elementary Principal at 308-882-4228 or bodens@chasecountyschools.org
With the grand opening of their new grain storage facility, the Frenchman Valley CO-OP invited the CCS Longhorns to run a few plays in what looks like a massive indoor training facility. All we need now is to convince them to add some turf instead of corn!
https://youtu.be/UU_C5iOmWd0
Kelly Clevenger presents a donation to the Imperial FFA Officers in the amount of $3500. This support is on behalf of Kelly's Pioneer Sales Agency, Envision Ag Solutions, Pioneer and Corteva Agriscience. Thank you Kelly and partners for your support!!
The 7th and 8th grade math students had fun on Friday after a week of NSCAS testing by reviewing some math skills with a game of Trashketball.
