Hello Wonderful Longhorn Families! As we settle into these first few weeks together, I am filled with gratitude and joy to witness our community grow stronger each day. It is truly inspiring to celebrate our newest PBIS winners and to welcome our bright-eyed Kindergartners and our eager Preschoolers as they embark on their journey with us.
For those who may be new to our community and schools, I want to share a bit about PBIS—Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. This powerful framework allows us to nurture, encourage, and celebrate the best in every child. When a student exemplifies the Longhorn Way—by being safe, respectful, and responsible—they earn a ticket as a symbol of their positive choice. Each ticket is filled out by the student and placed in their grade-level bucket as a reminder that every act of kindness and responsibility matters. Every Friday, we honor a winner from each grade, recognizing their efforts and presenting them with a special prize. At the end of each month, we pull more winners from collected tickets to celebrate even more students and acknowledge the educators who help light the way. Even if a student's name is not drawn, we continue to uplift and celebrate every child, nurturing their unique gifts and reminding them that they are seen, valued, and loved every single day.
Pictured are our first two weeks’ winners. If your child’s name is drawn while they are absent, rest assured—they will be celebrated and receive their well-deserved prize upon their return. Every child’s accomplishment is precious, and we honor their achievements with heartfelt joy.
2 months ago, Ashley Vlasin
Seniors put their technical communication skills into practice! Students created an original design and wrote step-by-step instructions for another group to recreate it using only their written directions. After comparing the results, students provided peer feedback and revised their instructions for clarity, detail, and precision. This hands-on activity demonstrated the importance of clear communication and writing with an audience in mind!
2 months ago, Kara Hagan
Frenchman Valley Coop (FVC) has supported the Imperial FFA Chapter with a donation of $1927. FVC works through the Nebraska FFA Foundation to provide over $26,000 in support for area FFA chapters. Co-Bank provides matching funds. “We are extremely appreciative of the annual support that FVC provides to FFA. Funds will be used for leadership and technical skills development for FFA members,” according to Randy Vlasin. Thank you FVC!!
2 months ago, Randy Vlasin
Kelly Clevenger-Envision Ag Solutions and Pioneer Seeds provided a donation of $3,000 to the Imperial FFA. "We are grateful for this generous support and will use the money in helping our FFA teams and individuals that compete on the state level," stated Randy Vlasin. Thank you Kelly and Pioneer Seeds!!!
2 months ago, Randy Vlasin
New Activities Calendar Platform
Chase County Schools has transitioned from Arbiter to Bound for all athletic and activity schedules.
You can access our Bound calendar: - Through the Bound mobile app. - On the Chase County Schools website under Quicklinks or Activities by selecting Activities Calendar. - Directly at: https://www.gobound.com/ne/schools/chasecounty
You can add the Bound calendar to Google or Apple Calendar using the Subscribe button on the calendar page.
Please contact the school office if you have questions or need help accessing the new platform.
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
Menu change for this Friday, September 4.
Due to some supply issues, we’ll be replacing Pigs in a Blanket with Chicken Nuggets this Friday, September 4.
We apologize for the change and any inconvenience it may cause.
The Kitchen Staff
2 months ago, Chase County Schools
The CCHS Volleyball Team hosted a round robin on Saturday. We had six teams in the gym. Special thanks to Abby McNair, Alicia Fries, and Alyssa Stanley for organizing, donating, and supporting our concessions, tickets, and the girls. Thanks to all the parents who helped.
2 months ago, Cassy Moon
The High School Male Athlete of the Week Award is presented to James A. Thank you Imperial Subway for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
The High School Female Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Maryah H. Thank you Imperial Subway for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
The Junior High Male Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Bo O. Thank you Imperial Subway for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
The Junior High Female Athlete of the Week Award is presented to Maura M. Thank you Imperial Subway for sponsoring the award and providing CCS students with a free meal.
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
Chase County Schools Activities 8/31-9/5
2 months ago, Beau McConnell
Horns Varsity football at Yuma will resume play at approximately 9:15 p.m. You can listen to 102.9 FM KADL or watch on Stormy Sports app.
2 months ago, Chelsea Zuege
The Horns football game at Yuma is currently in a weather delay. 102.9 KADL FM and Stormy Sports Radio will resume coverage when game starts again.
2 months ago, Chelsea Zuege
Congratulations to our first Fan in the Stand winner-Thank you for showing school spirit, energy and enthusiasm that stood out in the crowd!-Presented by the CCS Cheer Team
2 months ago, CCS CHEER
CCHS volleyball student-athletes are so appreciative of your support. Thanks for helping us stock the locker!
2 months ago, Cassy Moon
It was a great morning at the DCS Invite for the Longhorn Cross Country teams!
The girls brought home the team title. Addison Hauxwell won the girls race, followed by Emily Randall in 2nd, Briella Exum in 5th, Liz Hanna in 6th, and Anna McNair in 8th.
The boys also took home the team title. Bryce Mandeville finished 2nd, Knox Paisley 3rd, Brandon Chavira 4th, and Hayden Worth 11th.
Our junior high runners also had their first crack at a one-mile race and did a great job! It was exciting to see them get out on the course and compete.
We’re looking forward to our next meet in Cambridge on Friday, September 4th.
3 months ago, Chris Bartels
Paper copies of the 2026 Fall Schedule are now available in the CCS front office.
3 months ago, Beau McConnell
Menu change for this Friday, August 28.
In place of the chicken wings, we will be serving lasagna roll-ups.
We apologize for the unexpected change and any inconvenience it may cause. We appreciate everyone’s understanding and flexibility.
Kitchen Staff
3 months ago, Chase County Schools
It's time to bring a new story to life. We hope you will join us.
