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
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Genevieve Trevino, CCCHS Senior
Why choose 379? We have a community who supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Why choose 379? We have a community who supports our students even after they graduate! #celebrate379
Thank you to the CCCHS advisory board members who attended our yearly brief dealing with the pathways available at CCCHS. We are thankful for the feedback and advice you provide to strengthen our programs!
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Thank you to the CCCHS advisory board members who attended our yearly brief over the pathways at CCCHS. We are thankful for the feedback and advice you provide to strengthen our programs!
Thank you to the CCCHS advisory board members who attended our yearly brief over the pathways at CCCHS. We are thankful for the feedback and advice you provide to strengthen our programs!
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?
2 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?
Mrs. Artman's graphic design class is in the middle of developing vacation brochures. This is the beginning of an end-of-year final that will have them create an entire branding campaign.
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Artman's graphic design classes are in the middle of developing vacation brochures.
Mrs. Artman's graphic design classes are in the middle of developing vacation brochures.
Mrs. Artman's graphic design classes are in the middle of developing vacation brochures.
Mrs. Stratton's Algebra II students were focusing on rationalizing denominators today. Have no idea what that means? Don't worry, neither do we! Her students, however, were all over it!
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Stratton's Algebra II students were focusing on rationalizing denominators today. Have no idea what that means? Don't worry, neither do we! Her students, however, were all over it!
Mrs. Stratton's Algebra II students were focusing on rationalizing denominators today. Have no idea what that means? Don't worry, neither do we! Her students, however, were all over it!
Mrs. Stratton's Algebra II students were focusing on rationalizing denominators today. Have no idea what that means? Don't worry, neither do we! Her students, however, were all over it!
Interested in USD 379? Making a move? Looking for other options? Set up a tour at any of our buildings!
2 months ago, USD379 Communications
Interested in USD 379? Making a move? Looking for other options? Set up a tour at any of our buildings!
USD 379 will be on a two-hour delay for Thursday, February 20, 2025. There will be no morning preschool. Adjusted start times by two hours: CCCMS, CCCHS, and Wakefield: 10:10 AM LES and GES: 10:25 AM Bus pick up and door open times - Two hours adjusted from normal We will continue to watch the weather and the wind chill this evening and overnight. Our road crew will be checking roads early tomorrow morning. If the plan changes for school tomorrow, we will alert you by 6:00 am.
3 months ago, Clay County USD 379
feb 20th 2025
U S D 379 will be on a two-hour delay for Wednesday, February 19, 2025. There will be no morning preschool. Adjusted start times by two hours: CCCMS, CCCHS, and Wakefield: 10:10 AM LES and GES: 10:25 AM Bus pick up and door open times - Two hours adjusted from normal We will continue to watch the weather and the wind chill this evening and overnight. Our road crew will be checking roads early tomorrow morning. If the plan changes for school tomorrow, we will alert you by 6:00 am.
3 months ago, Clay County USD 379
2 hour delay
USD 379 will be closed on Tuesday, February 18th, 2025. No school or activities.
3 months ago, Clay County USD 379
school closed february 18 2025
We want to personally invite 8th grade students and parents to attend our High School Information Night, which will be held at CCCHS on Thursday, February 27th at 6 p.m. in the CCCHS Auditorium. We will be discussing all information related to transitioning to CCCHS next fall.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
We want to personally invite 8th grade students and parents to attend our High School Information Night, which will be held at CCCHS on Thursday, February 27th at 6 p.m. in the CCCHS Auditorium. We will be discussing all information related to transitioning to CCCHS next fall.
Throughout the school year, different college reps will stop in to CCCHS to meet with prospective students. Kansas State took it a step further today by meeting with students who have already been accepted. They talked about next steps and answered any questions the seniors had.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Throughout the school year, different college reps will stop in to CCCHS to meet with prospective students. Kansas State took it a step further today by meeting with students who have already been accepted. They talked about next steps and answered any questions the seniors had.
Throughout the school year, different college reps will stop in to CCCHS to meet with prospective students. Kansas State took it a step further today by meeting with students who have already been accepted. They talked about next steps and answered any questions the seniors had.
Throughout the school year, different college reps will stop in to CCCHS to meet with prospective students. Kansas State took it a step further today by meeting with students who have already been accepted. They talked about next steps and answered any questions the seniors had.
Throughout the school year, different college reps will stop in to CCCHS to meet with prospective students. Kansas State took it a step further today by meeting with students who have already been accepted. They talked about next steps and answered any questions the seniors had.
It is assessment day in Mr. Schooley's Algebra 1 class! Students were being tested on Systems of Equations using substitution and elimination. Although Mr. Schooley was SURE that students spent their entire day off studying for the test, he decided to give them some extra study time to start the class before taking the test.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
It is assessment day in Mr. Schooley's algebra 1 class! Students were being tested on Systems of Equations using substitution and elimination. Although Mr. Schooley was SURE that students spent their entire day off studying for the test, he decided to give them some extra study time to start the class before taking the test.
It is assessment day in Mr. Schooley's algebra 1 class! Students were being tested on Systems of Equations using substitution and elimination. Although Mr. Schooley was SURE that students spent their entire day off studying for the test, he decided to give them some extra study time to start the class before taking the test.
It is assessment day in Mr. Schooley's algebra 1 class! Students were being tested on Systems of Equations using substitution and elimination. Although Mr. Schooley was SURE that students spent their entire day off studying for the test, he decided to give them some extra study time to start the class before taking the test.
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
Last night, CCCHS Assistant Principal/Activities Director Greg Ferguson was surprised to learn that he was the 2025 recipient of the Orange & Black Pack "Spirit Award". This award is given annually to someone who goes above and beyond to support CCCHS students and their activities. Very much deserved!
USD 379 will be closed on Wednesday, February 12th, 2025. No school or activities.
3 months ago, Clay County USD 379
School will be closed Wednesday, February 12th, 2025
Mr. Nordhus brought back an old friend to talk to his Personal Finance class. He student taught under Logan Miner, who is now the CFO in training at Union State Bank. Logan talked to the class about his job and how to be responsible with money both now and in the future. It's another great example of community members taking an active role in our school and district!
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Mr. Nordhus brought back an old friend to help teach his Personal Finance class. He student taught under Logan Miner, who is now the CFO in training at Union State Bank. Logan talked to the class about his job and how to be responsible with money both now and in the future. It's another great example of community members taking an active role in our school and district!
The CCCHS FFA would like to extend a special invitation to attend their SAE Showcase. FFA members have worked to prepare short presentations on their Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE)/Work Based Learning (WBL) projects and the impacts they will have on their future career aspirations. They will have a come-and-go event in the Ag Shop on Monday, February 24th from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Please see the attached invitation for more details. Please RSVP so we can have enough food available by Wednesday, February 19th.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
The CCCHS FFA would like to extend a special invitation to attend their SAE Showcase. FFA members have worked to prepare short presentations on their Supervised Agriculture Experience (SAE)/Work Based Learning (WBL) projects and the impacts they will have on their future career aspirations. They will have a come-and-go event in the Ag Shop on Monday, February 24th from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. Please see the attached invitation for more details. Please RSVP so we can have enough food available by Wednesday, February 19th.
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
The students in Mrs. Affolter's Earth Science class have been learning about Earth's mineral resources and their value. Last week the students participated in a task where they used their collective knowledge from the unit to determine where to find a large mineral deposit. They also learned how to read a topographic map, they were introduced to start-up capital, and they experienced Net Gain vs. Net Loss in business ventures!
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
Mrs. Hughes' Spanish II students are reading a book on Felipe Alou, the first baseball player from the Dominican Republic to play regularly in the major leagues. Students first went over the vocabulary in the all Spanish book and then answered comprehension questions as they went through the chapters.
The CCCHS Tiger Chorale is hard at work preparing for their Winter Vocal Concert. The free concert will take place Thursday, Feb. 20 at 7 pm at the CCCHS auditorium.
3 months ago, USD379 Communications
The CCCHS Tiger Chorale is hard at work preparing for their Winter Vocal Concert. The free concert will take place Thursday, Feb. 20 at 7 pm at the CCCHS auditorium.
The CCCHS Tiger Chorale is hard at work preparing for their Winter Vocal Concert. The free concert will take place Thursday, Feb. 20 at 7 pm at the CCCHS auditorium.
The CCCHS Tiger Chorale is hard at work preparing for their Winter Vocal Concert. The free concert will take place Thursday, Feb. 20 at 7 pm at the CCCHS auditorium.