Results are listed at: https://www.csc.edu/
Division II Team Results
1st Rapid City Christian
2nd Chadron High School
3rd Sidney High School
1st Place Individuals:
Billy Hy - Algebra I
Caden Galbraith - Wildlife Ecology and Management
Forest Parks - World History
Josie Downing - Human Development and Relationships
Trey Williamson - Business Mathematics
2nd Place Individuals:
Averielle Sager - Algebra I
Emilynn O'Donnell - Business Law
3rd Place Individuals:
Aiden Dressel - Business Management
Kaylie Phillips - Animal Science
Kierra Haag - Nutrition and Family Health
4th Place Individuals:
Blake Hinman - Consumer Issues
Cody Kahl - Agronomy and Range Management
Connor Diers - General Biology
November Diers - Teaching Presentation
Rhett Cullers - Chemistry
5th Place Individuals:
Aiden Vinton - Earth Science
Hallie Chipperfield - Business Information Systems
Jodeen Chesley - Physical Science
Natalie Carattini - Art Drawing
Owen Wess - Agronomy and Range Management
Through the district AWARE grant, Josh MacNeil, MEd will come to Chadron to present topics on brain breaks and brain-based educational activities to our district staff. Josh MaNeil is the Director of Neurologic and the Director of Strategic Partnerships for Lakeside. Neurologic exists to educate and support schools and youth-focussed organizations with practical, brain-based approaches to creating sustainable, supportive, and emotionally safe environments.
Students will have an extended spring break since March 8th was scheduled as the last day of 3rd quarter and the original start of a four-day weekend for spring break.
Have you been out of 'the know' of the recent early dismissal or late start due to weather events? If so, make sure to sign up for the High School text messaging Remind account. Simply open your text messaging app and text "@chsnote" to the number 81010.
We were excited to review attendance data from the first quarter of this year to discover the significant decrease in chronic absences when comparing to this time last year.
For our purposes, chronic absence is any student who has 10 or more unexcused absences in a semester. So, in viewing reports, students who have already missed 5+ days in a quarter would be in threat of being chronically absent by the end of the semester.
At the end of 1st quarter last year, we had 35 of our 307 (11.4%) students with at least 5 absences. At quarter's end this year, we only had 11 of 277 (4%) students with as many absences. Further, students with 10+ absences in a quarter were cut in half compared to last year (2021 had 10, 2022 only had 5).
For years, we have shared with students that the #1 variable in determining whether they can attain a high school diploma with career or college readiness is attendance. A student who attends school regularly is far more likely to successfully complete high school and to have more opportunities after graduation.
We want to thank all of the families and students of CHS for supporting our goal to decrease chronic absences and to value educational opportunities offered by our school!
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| Gabe Tidyman, Jace Lien, Parker Fisher, Duane Trent |
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Seniors at CHS took a critical step in the college preparation process when they participated in a college application event on Friday October 21st with Mrs. Watson during a Senior Seminar Day at the school.
Chadron is one of several Nebraska high schools conducting events as part of the statewide Apply2College Campaign sponsored by EducationQuest Foundation. During the event, seniors received help with their college applications as well as scholarship applications.
Seniors at Chadron High School participate in "Senior Seminar Day" on early out Fridays throughout the course of the school year in Government and English IV. Mr. Uhing, Mr. Nobiling and Mrs. Watson use this time with seniors to provide informational sessions and curriculum focusing on transitioning out of high school. During this time seniors also participate in college activities, transition events, and scholarship work time.
Nebraska’s Apply2College Campaign is part of the American College Application Campaign sponsored by the American Council on Education.
On Monday, Oct. 11th we have no school, but the annual Burning of the C will be held at 6 P.M. in the Primary School parking lot with the jersey auction to follow in the high school gym.
On Tuesday, our dress theme for the day will be Adam Sandler / Dad day. Our volleyball team plays the Sidney Red Raiders, C team starting at 4 P.M. with JV and Varsity games to follow.
On Wednesday, our school theme will be Twin Day. Blaine Tewahade and Bryson Bickel will appear on the Radio around 8 A.M. to promote the homecoming week and coronation.
On Thursday our theme is Everything But A Backpack Day. Our cross country team will participate at districts in Ogallala.
Friday, our theme is Cardinal Spirit! Our football team will take on the Alliance Bulldogs at 7 P.M. with coronation during halftime and the dance to follow the game, opening at 9 P.M.
FAFSA
COMPLETION DAY
FOR STUDENTS FROM CHS
EducationQuest Foundation, a free non-profit organization is available to help you complete and file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
DATE: Oct. 17th & 18th 2022
An appointment is needed, so call EducationQuest at 308-234-6310.
** You MUST create a studentaid account (username/password) PRIOR to your appointment! Apply at www.studentaid.gov. ONE parent AND the student will each need to create a studentaid account (username/password).
ITEMS TO BRING TO YOUR APPOINTMENT INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
2021 Parent & student federal tax returns AND W-2’s
K-1 Form 1065 (if you have a business partnership)
StudentAid account (usernames & passwords) for both student and parent
Current value of checking & savings accounts and investment values
Current value of business or investment farm
2021 amount of untaxed income: child support, workers’ compensation
Student driver’s license number
Social Security numbers for parents and student
Alien Registration Number of eligible non-citizens
Parents and Student birth dates
Parents and student e-mail addresses
Parent’s date of marriage/remarriage, separation, divorce, or widow
2021 Veterans non-education benefits
2021 housing/food/living allowance for military and clergy
Other special events may have live stream opportunities provided from a portable camera which currently includes softball. Look for links from social media posts or view the upcoming scheduled events at bit.ly/CardsTV.
Home varsity events will follow the pay-per view costs listed in the graphic above. All other non-varsity events, including middle school, freshman and JV will be live-streamed free of charge. All proceeds from the home varsity events are directly funded back to CHS Activities which will support our teams and the sustainability of future live stream opportunities.
Hudl is a hardware and software provider that offers video and analytics platform for coaches and athletes to quickly review game footage to improve team play. The web-based system serves youth, amateur, and professional teams in many popular sports. The video stream which is used for coaching analytics is then also provided to the public for viewing live contests.
This is an opportunity for parents and guardians to meet with teachers for feedback on how our school year is starting. Most teachers will be located at tables in the Commons area, a few will be in nearby classrooms. When you come in through the front doors, stop at the sign in table and we'll give you a copy of your student's teachers.
In addition to regular conferences, we'll host a Financial Aid Program at 6:00 with Andrew Hunseker from Education Quest. These programs are primarily intended for parents of juniors or seniors to provide FAFSA information for the transition to college, however, anyone is invited to attend.
We're excited to announce that we'll be able to live stream events from either gym and the football stadium. We are in the process of installing three permanently mounted Hudl cameras to provide viewing from those three locations. Any event, including middle school, JV or Varsity can then be programmed to show on the live stream at: https://www.team1sports.com/highschool/ne/?S=chadron which is also linked above on this blog and will be shared on the Chadron High School social media accounts.
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| Image From JV Football Stream |
Other special events will have live stream opportunities provided from a portable camera which could include softball, cross country or other events not in a gym or on the football field. Look for links from social media posts for the streamed events.
We ask for your patience with our live streams while we're still waiting for shipment for cameras followed by install and training but we hope to be up and running from the permanent cameras soon.
Hudl is a hardware and software provider that offers video and analytics platform for coaches and athletes to quickly review game footage to improve team play. The web-based system serves youth, amateur, and professional teams in many popular sports. The video stream which is used for coaching analytics is then also provided to the public for viewing live contests.
We're very excited to reveal several summer upgrades to the Chadron High School facilities. The summer projects include paining the gym, remodeling the boys locker room, and adding new heating and air conditioning units to the halls and classrooms on the East side of the building.
There's still work to do to enhance our facility this fall which will include adding murals and/or banners in the gym, installing fixed cameras for streaming sporting events, and expanding the HVAC install during the next two years so that all of our classrooms have updated heating and AC units.
Thank you to all the maintenance and install crews who have worked this summer on these projects!
For any middle school or high school student to receive a school chromebook for the school year, the student and a parent/guardian must attend any ONE program to review the updates and expectations for use. These programs are held annually prior to the start of school.
If you are unable to attend any of these programs, an appointment will need to be made with Mr. Paopao (CPS Technology Director) after the start of the school year. Please call the high school office to schedule the appointment after August 18th.
Chromebooks will be handed out at the following of each program.
Last Day Schedule - Student Check-Out
11:30 Dismissal
(Class sponsors will hand out student check-out sheets in the Commons at 7:50am)
Block 1 7:55 - 8:45
1A 7:55-8:20
1B 8:20-8:45
Block 2 8:50 - 9:30
Block 3 9:35 - 10:25
Block 4 10:30 - 11:30
4A 10:30-10:55
4B 10:55-11:30
(Breakfast/Snacks and a grab-n-go lunch will be provided)
Grades will be dismissed via intercom announcement. The office will call the juniors down to turn in their checkout sheets at approximately 11:10, followed by sophomores at 11:20 then freshmen at 11:30.
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference (SLC) is a great opportunity for high school students to participate in a competitive events program among some of the best students in the state. SLC also includes state officer elections and a series of informative leadership workshops for FBLA students and advisers. This year Chadron took 9 members to Kearney to compete and participate in the State Leadership Conference. Students were accompanied by advisor Renae Noble. This was the first in person conference since 2019 and it was a learning experience for everyone. The following are the results of this year's competition.
Award Winners
From left to right: Jaedyn Peterson, Emi O’Donnell, Gracie Jones, Hallie Chipperfield, Cody Hall, Michael Sorenson, Dalton Stewart, Blake Hinman and Brendilou Armstrong
Maralee Rischling placed 1st in the Historical Paper category. She also won the Nebraska Press Foundation Award, and a Nebraska Wesleyan Scholarship. The title of her paper is: The Debate to Forego Diplomacy: The 1936 “Nazi Olympics”.
Tyler Kaus placed 1st in the Historical Documentary category. He also won the Michael Berg Memorial Award, Honorable Mention for NebraskaLand Foundation Award, and a Nebraska Wesleyan Scholarship. The title of his documentary is: Meyer v. Nebraska: A Debate Over Bilingual Education
Congratulation to our state champions and all students who competed in the State FFA Contest in Lincoln this April!
CHADRON STATE FFA Convention RESULTS 2022
Ag Biotechnology Team 17th of 25
Jace Lien Freshman Purple 9th out of 92
Caden Galbraith Junior Red 30th out of 92
Ryan Bickel Senior
Cade Smith Freshman
Agronomy Team 11th of 112
Luke Kahl Senior Purple 16th out of 440
Owen Wess Freshman Purple 30th out of 440
Bryson Bickel Freshman Red 179 out of 440
Conner Diers Sophomore White 188 out of 440
Ag Technology & Mechanics STATE CHAMPIONS- GOING TO NATIONALS REPRESENTING NE!
Gabe Tidyman Sophomore Purple OVERALL CHAMPION ($1000 UNL Scholarship)
Parker Fisher Junior Purple 6th out of 218
Jace Lien Freshman Purple 11th out of 218
Duane Trent Junior Purple 20th out of 218
Farm & Agribusiness Management 2nd place state team
Ryan Bickel Senior Purple 2nd out of 308
Luke Kahl Senior Purple 22nd out of 308
Bryson Bickel Freshman Blue 39th out of 308
Jadyn Tidyman Sophomore Blue 80th out of 308
Floriculture Team 21st of 52
Luke Kahl Senior Purple OVERALL CHAMPION ($1000 UNL Scholarship)
Cody Kahl Sophomore Red 60th out of 208
Claire Ferguson Sophomore
Brianna Larsen Senior
Environmental & Natural Resources 4th place of 115
Owen Wess Freshman Purple
Cody Kahl Sophomore Purple
Caden Galbraith Junior Blue
Billy Hy Freshman Red
Livestock Management 40th of 55
Kaylie Phillips Junior
Hailey Lien Junior
Ethan Johns Sophomore
Bryson Bickel Freshman
Jadyn Tidyman Sophomore
Livestock Evaluation Senior Division 21st of 54
Kaylie Phillips Junior Purple 6th out of 212
Ryan Bickel Senior White
Dawson Dunbar Senior White
Hailey Lien Junior
Veterinary Science 17th of 36
Hailey Lien Junior Blue
Kaylie Phillips Junior Blue
Ethan Johns Sophomore
Jadyn Tidyman Sophomore
Agriscience 64th of 126
Billy Hy Freshman Red
Owen Wess Freshman White
Zane Cullers Freshman
Bryson Bickel Freshman
Meat Evaluation to be determined
Gabe Tidyman
Garrett Ferguson
Kade Kiem
Jack Phillips
Leadership Speaking events (only top 4 make it to finals)
Jace Lien Freshman Creed Speaking placing not released
November Diers Junior Cooperative Speaking placing not released
