Mrs. Habiger and the 8th grade students attend 8th Grade Day at Fort Hays Tech North Central (formerly NCK Tech) in Beloit last week. During their visit, students toured the campus and participated in a variety of hands-on activities to learn about the many programs offered.
Seniors Haylee Miller and Edward Esquivel signed with Barton last week. Congratulations and we wish you much success!!
Good Luck Kats!
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Let's Go Kats!
Go Bulldogs!!
UPDATE: GOLF TODAY HAS BEEN CANCELED due to the rain last night at Ransom. If a makeup day is determined we will sent that out!
Good Luck, CHS Golfers!
Kindergarten Visitation Day 2025 will take place on Friday, April 25, 2025, all day.
They will be learning about kindergarten expectations and engaging in activities with classmates in their classroom.
Any child who is old enough for kindergarten is welcome to participate. Please invite everyone and share.
Any questions, please contact the office - 620-938-2996
The Raymond Bulldog track team keeps on bringing home the medals. Way to Go!!
The Raymond Bulldog track team keeps on bringing home medals. Way to Go!!
We hope to see as many students as possible at the Chase firehouse on May 14th for the fourth nine weeks incentive! This event is being sponsored by Great Bend BTI and the Chase Fire Department.
The Coaching Box
Mike Marzolf
Golf meet one is in the books for Coach Marzolf and the Chase High Kats. It was dadgum good one. Two golfers have already punched their ticket to the state golf meet in May.
In sand green golf, there are no Regionals. You just have to shoot a 95 at any point to qualify. As a team, shoot a 280 and you’re in. Well, not exactly 95 and 280, that might be tough. That score or better, I should say. Just to be clear.
If you remember last year, one of our golfers made TV news when he qualified for state for the first time. That young man, Layd’n Hinderliter, has been fighting cancer since about third grade. The moment I saw his scorecard in McCracken last year and knew what he had done was one that I will never forget. Ever. I still get goosebumps thinking about it. The few weeks that followed were a blur for that young man.
With not as much fanfare this year, it took him all of one meet to earn a spot as a junior. He shot an 84 to finish 5th. I was happy for him again, but this time in a different way. You see, he had a cancer treatment the week before the state meet last year and didn’t have the energy to actually play. We made the trip to gauge his strength at the time, but he wasn’t able to play
So he still hasn’t gotten to play at state. This year it WILL happen. I am so happy for him.
Eli Gillespie fired a 79 for Chase to tie for 2nd place at the meet. Layton Winkelman was just five strokes from qualifying and as a team, the Kats shot a 289 - nine strokes from earning a spot. Hopefully, we get there before the season’s end. After just three golfers last spring, I have eight out for golf this year.
Fore!
Art students traveled to and entered work at the 50th Anniversary of Fort Hays State University High School Art Day. Ali Black received 1st in mixed media. Lillian Cole received 2nd place in sculpture. Jersey Meyeres received 3rd in color and design. Congratulations, students and Mr. Frost for placing amongst the 83 high schools in attendance.
Good Luck to our Golfers!
Good Luck to RJH Track Athletes!
Speed stacking requires a lot of focus,
bilateral coordination and crossing the midline. The 4th and 5th graders upped the challenge by partnering up where each person controls one side of stacking in order to complete the entire cycle.
Good Luck to our CHS Track Athletes!
The Raymond Bulldogs traveled to Ellinwood for the Oiler Relays. Troy MacLaren brought home 1st in shot put. Brentlee Hinderliter took 2nd place in shot put. Sebastian Torres had 2nd place in the 800. Aiden Hunter placed 2nd in the triple jump. Congratulations!!
C is for Chalk! Sheriff Sowers came to visit our school today. He took time to hang out with Kindergarten and 1st grade while they did sidewalk chalk at recess time!
Modeling Sportsmanship is all of our responsibility. Great Job Kats and Bulldogs! We are so grateful for great kids, coaches, athletic director and administrators who set us up for success! I am so proud of our community and the school for EARNING this sportsmanship award!
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