Chase High School is proud to Senior Spotlight Jacob Vahsholtz. Jacob is known for his positive attitude and the steady support he shows for our school community. Whether it’s showing up, encouraging others, or taking pride in being part of Chase High, his presence makes a difference. We appreciate all he has contributed and look forward to what’s ahead for him.
Chase High School would like to Senior Spotlight Humberto Rincon. Humberto has shown dedication and resilience throughout his high school journey. His respectful nature and strong character have made a meaningful impact on those around him.
Chase High School is proud to Senior Spotlight Layd’n Hinderliter. Layd’n has approached his high school years with quiet determination and a consistently positive attitude. His resilience, strong work ethic, and ability to stay focused have made him a respected member of our school community. We are proud of all he has accomplished and look forward to seeing what the future holds for him.
Chase High School is excited to Senior Spotlight Riley Bowen. Riley has made a lasting impact through hard work, determination, and a willingness to support others. Riley’s commitment to both academics and school involvement has set a great example for fellow students.
Chase High School is proud to recognize Leland Rice as part of our Senior Spotlight. Leland has demonstrated perseverance and a steady commitment to growth during his time here. His positive attitude and dependability have made him a valued member of the Chase High School community.
Chase High School is proud to Senior Spotlight Ali Black. Known for her artistic talent and creative perspective, Ali brings a unique voice to our school community. Her work speaks volumes and reflects both depth and individuality. We appreciate the creativity she has shared and look forward to seeing where her artistic journey takes her next.
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Teacher Appreciation Week is Here!
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
Teacher Appreciation Week is Here!
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
Teacher Appreciation Week is Here!
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
Teacher Appreciation Week is Here!
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
Teacher Appreciation Week is Here!
A Message from the Superintendent
At USD 401 Chase Raymond, our strength is not found in programs or buildings—it is found in people. This is a small reflection of the immense gratitude I have for each of you. Every role you serve carries challenges that often go unseen, yet you continue to show up, lead with heart, and make a difference in the lives of our students and each other.
This is more than recognition—it is a thank you. You matter. Your work matters. And this district is better because of you.
(Reusing an old photo)
RJH Track competed at Ellinwood yesterday and had another big day!
Top 6 Placers
8th Boys 100H - Michael Weaver 3rd, Jessie Villanueva 4th
8th Girls 400m - Chloe Crawford 4th
7th Boys 4x200m - Andy Martinez, Kaden Hunter, William Martinez, Zechariah Jeffery - 6th
8th Boys 4x200m - Elvis Martinez, Michael Weaver, Aiden Hunter, Manuel Torres - 2nd
8th Boys 200H - Aiden Hunter 2nd
8th Girls Discus - Kenya Campuzano 2nd
8th Girls Shotput - Kenya Campuzano 4th
8th Boys Shotput - Jessie Villanueva 5th
PRs
Michael Weaver - 100H
Jessie Villanueva - 100H, Javelin
Jaxon Kelso - 100m, 200m
Andy Martinez - 100m, Long Jump
Kenya Campuzano - 100m
Manuel Torres - 100m
Charli Black - 200m, Discus, Shotput
William Martinez - 200m
Zechariah Jeffery - 200m, Long Jump
Bentley Poe - Discus
Gage Ukens - Discus
Took part of the CHS Track team to Tescott today. Was a fun day, some tried new things, and some PRs.
Top 6 placers
Boys 4x800 - 4th (Trey Hudson, Dominick Estabrook, Leland Rice, Sebastian Torres)
Emmabelle Bowen - 3rd in 3200m
PRs
Emmabelle Bowen- Discus
Addison Kleinsorge - Discus
Santiago Torres - Shotput
Chase-Raymond will hold the 2026 Spring Expo & Awards Night on May 4th, beginning at 5:30. Come out and join the fun.
CLP League Art Festival
Wednesday April 22 was Raining Kats and Dogs, our staff and students kicked it in gear and worked hard! This year our focus was helping to prepare a space for a new Childcare center for our community! 1st major physical milesone is move the library!
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CHS Track competed at the Keith Blide Invitational in St. John today. Every kid either medaled or had a PR!
Medalists
Malik Carson - 1st 100m, 1st 200m, 2nd LJ
Humberto Rincon - 5th HJ, 5th 110H
Boys 4x800 2nd place
(Trey Hudson, Dominick Estabrook, Santiago Torres, Sebastian Torres)
PRs
Humberto Rincon - 100m, 200m
Emmabelle Bowen - PR'd in ALL OF HER EVENTS (Shotput, Discus, Javelin)
Addison Kleinsorge - Discus
Barton Community College will be at CHS at 9:00 AM - Friday, April 24
The RJH track team killed it again this week at their track meet in Plainville! The 8th grade boys finished 3rd place in team points with only 5 athletes, and all of them scored points towards that total!!
Top 6 Placers
Kenya Campuzano - 1st Shotput, 1st Discus
Kinsley Crawford - 5th Shotput
Jessie Villanueva - 5th Shotput
Elvis Martinez - 1st LJ, 4th 200m, 5th 100m
Manuel Torres - 6th 100m
Zechariah Jeffery - 4th 200m
Chloe Crawford - 3rd 400m, 4th 200h
Michael Weaver - 5th 400m
Aiden Hunter - 2nd TJ, 3rd LJ, 3rd 200h
Kaden Hunter - 5th 200h
6th/7th Boys - 4th 4x200, 4th Medley
8th Boys - 3rd Medley
