April Chartwell's Food Service Newsletter #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
April Chartwell's Food Service Newsletter #celebrate379
April Chartwell's Food Service Newsletter #celebrate379
Why choose 379? We have a highly trained staff! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Why choose 379? We have a highly trained staff! #celebrate379
Summer Learning Program Info! Please note that this year enrollment is limited, so don't delay! https://www.usd379.org/page/summer-learning-2025
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Summer Learning Program Info!
Why choose 379? We have a community that supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Why choose 379? We have a community that supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
Kindergarten Roundup is just around the corner! Please share! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Kindergarten Roundup is just around the corner! Please share! #celebrate379
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
Congrats to CCCHS seniors, staff, and parents! CCCHS has the highest FAFSA completion percentage in 4A, and one of the top percentages in the state of Kansas! Thanks for making post-secondary success a priority! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Congrats to CCCHS seniors, staff, and parents! CCCHS has the highest FAFSA completion percentage in 4A, and one of the top percentages in the state of Kansas! #celebrate379
The March 10, 2025 USD 379 Board Brief can be found here: https://www.usd379.org/documents/board-of-education/board-briefs/572836
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
Read Across America continues to bring in special guests to read to students. Yesterday, Blaine Pfizenmaier, Mr. Walling, and Mrs. Combs read to all 4 kindergarten classes. They especially enjoyed hearing Blaine tell jokes using his DynaVox! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Read Across America continues to bring in special guests to read to students. Yesterday, Blaine Pfizenmaier, Mr. Walling, and Mrs. Combs read to all 4 kindergarten classes. They especially enjoyed hearing Blaine tell jokes using his DynaVox! #celebrate379
Read Across America continues to bring in special guests to read to students. Yesterday, Blaine Pfizenmaier, Mr. Walling, and Mrs. Combs read to all 4 kindergarten classes. They especially enjoyed hearing Blaine tell jokes using his DynaVox! #celebrate379
Three CCCHS Graduates to Be Inducted into 2025 HOF Class This Month #celebrate379 https://kclyradio.com/clay-county/three-ccchs-graduates-to-be-inducted-into-2025-hof-class-this-month/?fbclid=IwY2xjawI8KTRleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZyu8V5Gb6-lPLtfVlNXJjuUGihlHvLRZprdacSKmGc8bzdkenju9Gp6Zw_aem_RIBK9vD41skcKQfQukJh2w
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS & WHS have won 31 state championships between the two schools.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS & WHS have won 31 state championships between the two schools.
March is Youth Art Month, and Mrs. McGuire is excited to share that Amelia has been chosen to be one of the Youth Art Month Featured Artists, which means they posted her art on the Kansas Art Educators Association Facebook page! #celebrate379 https://www.facebook.com/KansasAEA/posts/pfbid0pawEKcZjEmS8UB4Lu3FJqbkZCh8CahAyi9DCa3a2wx3MDwzxZh3dEzQZ1xJ5HoxMl?rdid=iB9yCdN8DgrmUWEh#
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
March is Youth Art Month, and Mrs. McGuire is excited to share that Amelia has been chosen to be one of the Youth Art Month Featured Artists, which means they posted her art on the Kansas Art Educators Association Facebook page. #celebrate379
https://www.facebook.com/KansasAEA/posts/pfbid0pawEKcZjEmS8UB4Lu3FJqbkZCh8CahAyi9DCa3a2wx3MDwzxZh3dEzQZ1xJ5HoxMl?rdid=iB9yCdN8DgrmUWEh#
Today marks 100 years of speech and debate in education. We are thankful that both CCCHS and Wakefield have speech/debate and/or forensics. Mrs. Blackburn is the advisor at CCCHS and Kerri Butler is the advisor at WHS. #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Today marks 100 years of speech and debate in education. We are thankful that both CCCHS and Wakefield have speech/debate and/or forensics. Mrs. Blackburn is the advisor for both of these groups. #celebrate379
Thank you to our dedicated USD 379 maintenance staff! #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Thank you to our dedicated USD 379 maintenance staff! #celebrate379
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
CCCHS Senior Intern Spotlight #celebrate379
Wakefield math teacher Heike Bybee came to Wakefield not once, but twice because of the people and the feeling of community. #celebrate379
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Wakefield math teacher Heike Bybee came to Wakefield not once, but twice because of the people and the feeling of community. #celebrate379
Coming from a large school, Genevieve loved the small-town atmosphere at CCCHS. She is well on her way to becoming an amazing teacher! What do you love about USD 379? #celebrate379
4 months ago, USD379 Communications
Genevieve Trevino, CCCHS Senior
Why choose 379? We have a community who supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
4 months ago, USD379 Communications
Why choose 379? We have a community who supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
4 months ago, USD379 Communications
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?
For at least the past 15 years, the CCCHS government classes have participated in mock trials. Government teachers develop actual cases that took place locally and regionally over the past decades (there are 4 cases in all). Seniors are then chosen as lawyers, witnesses, and jurors. Defendants and prosecutors research the facts and come up with a plan. They call witnesses and cross-examine. In the end, an actual jury gives their verdict. It is a great way to learn about our county and district court system and how it works. We are very thankful to the Clay County Court House staff for allowing our kids this opportunity! CCCHS alumni, what do you remember about your experience with the mock trial?