FFA - 'Birds of the Open Range'

Chadron FFA - Two teams qualify for State Range Judging Meet.

For only the second time in school history Chadron FFA students competed in the Western Panhandle Range Judging Contest held Tuesday in Box Butte County near Alliance. Several schools from the western Nebraska panhandle competed in the areas of plant identification, soil site identification and pasture management
all followed by a written test.

The contest is broken into three different divisions: junior, senior and adult. Each division is rewarded on their placing as an individual and as a team of four.

Chadron members placing in the top 25% in the junior division and earning a green ribbon were: Reed Harkin, Makayla Koerber, Hunter Hawk and Sean O’Brien.

Placing in the top eight and earning white ribbons were Drew Jersild and Cody Madsen.

Earning a red ribbon for fifth and sixth were Kylee Garrett and Beau Jersild.

Finishing second as a team and earning a blue ribbon was the team of Hunter Hawk, Beau Jersild, Drew Jersild, and Sean O’Brien.

Finishing Fourth as a team and earning a White ribbon was the team of Kylee Garrett, Makayla
Koerber, Cody Madsen and Clay Varenkamp.

Others that competed for Chadron in the event were Renee Redfern, Tyler Reitz, Joe Cattin, Dillion McGannon and Clay Madsen.

The two Chadron teams which placed at the district contest earned the right to a compete at the Nebraska State Range Judging competition held near Curtis Nebraska on September 25.

Ceramics Class Busy On Projects

Students in Mrs. Bird's Ceramics Class are working on hand built and wheel thrown clay objects.  This semester class covers different clay bodies, glazes, throwing techniques and hand building methods.  Alternatives to glaze are also explored as students complete 18 projects during the semester.

This Friday's Football Game Starts At 5:00 MST

This Friday's varsity football game in Broken Bow is scheduled for kickoff at 5:00pm Mountain Time (6p Central).  This will be an exciting matchup between two established programs. Chadron (2-1) and Broken Bow (3-0) both currently lead their respective districts.

Go Cards!!!

ACT Registration Deadline Is Sep. 19th

Students:  Just a reminder that if you have not yet taken the ACT or you wish to take it again.  Upcoming dates are approaching FAST.  The next testing date is on October 25th, 2014.


You must register by September 19th, 2014

The October test sites are both at CSC and the high school.

If you wish to register, please go to www.actstudent.org and create a profile.  Once you have created the profile, you may register for a test date.  Please don't hesitate to call the CHS Guidance Office if you need help!

HUMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT IN NEBRASKA WILL TEAM UP WITH HUSKER SPORTS NIGHTLY

NEWS RELEASE

Date: September 2, 2014

HUMAN PERFORMANCE PROJECT IN NEBRASKA WILL TEAM UP WITH HUSKER SPORTS NIGHTLY PEP RALLY

(Western Nebraska) – On Monday, September 8, 2014 Panhandle Prevention Coalition brings John
Underwood, founder of American Athletic Institute and Life of an Athlete/Human Performance Project, to launch a two day training and community event on healthy lifestyles for our youth.

Underwood will meet with coaches from all over the panhandle on September 8, from 7:30-11:00 a.m. at the HATC building at Western Nebraska Community College for a clinic. Breakfast will be served. All coaches and sponsors are invited to learn how important their role is in shaping the lives of these young people to be successful in life. Success as a youth will lead to success as an adult.

Here is what a past participant had to say, “It’s always exciting to have John Underwood back in western Nebraska. Not only has he had a great impact on some of the youth at Bridgeport (Bulldogs Committed), he also played a vital role in my coaching philosophies. John’s dedication to healthy lifestyles has been an inspiration to me and his presentations are full of information to help create a mindset to achieve one’s full potential. I look forward to seeing and hearing John again”, Jerod Dean, Football coach at Bridgeport High School. Another opportunity for coaches in the Northern Panhandle will be at Chadron State College on September 9 from 7:30-11:00 a.m. The cost of the Chadron clinic is $5.00 per participant which includes breakfast as well.

This will be TEAMED up with a Super Clinic with panhandle youth at Mitchell High School beginning at 1:00 p.m. on September 8. This is a great opportunity for those students who want to succeed in high school activities and life to learn how to gain that edge and return home to implement this lifestyle program in their school and community. Diet, sleep, blood glucose levels, stress, performance focus, alcohol, marijuana, and prescription drug misuse are lifestyle issues that can be an advantage or hold a student from success.

The Super Clinic will be followed by a community barbecue, pep rally, and remote with Husker Sports Nightly at Mitchell High School. Matt Davison, a Husker alumni, will be there to meet with youth and the community. Everyone is invited to attend and pledge to be partner with our youth and healthy lifestyles.

Contact Brenda McDonald - Panhandle Prevention Coalition - 321 Flack Avenue, Alliance NE 69301 ;Phone: 308.762.2545 ; E-mail: bmcdonald@region1bhs.net

CHS Student Council Accepts Ice Bucket Challenge

The Chadron High Student Council Accepts ALS Ice Bucket Challenge From CMS Student Council!