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.
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!!
Good Luck to our CHS Track Athletes!
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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Good Luck to our CHS Golfers today!
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!
Prom Night 2025
At the end of the 3rd nine weeks, we had multiple students meet the standard for Bronze, Silver, and Gold Honor Roll.
Hats off to our hardworking students!
Raymond Bulldogs competed in their first track meet on Thursday. Congratulations to these two for bringing home 1st place medals.
We want to give a BIG shoutout to our local Lyons Sonic and Dairy Queen for encouraging our students' attendance. They have received coupons for free drinks and ice cream cones!
Calling all 3rd - 7th graders!!!
Please join us for a volleyball camp this upcoming week!
Culinary Arts students are studying plating and garnishing. Under the guidance of Mrs. Root, the students' first task was to design and plate a Twinkie. Take a look at these works of art!
Good Luck to our RJH Track Athletes today!
Tuesday, April 1st four Chase High School students were recognized at the Central Prairie League's Honors Banquet. Top junior and senior students of each league school are recognized at this annual event. Congratulations to Cameron Williams, Leland Rice, Riley Bowen, and Jersey Meyeres!!
After waiting out the storm, everyone made it home safely.
Kindergarten Round-Up Tuesday, April 8th at 6:00.
Children who will be 5 years old by August 31, 2025.
Miss Cook's Kindergarten and first-grade class did a fantastic job of using cardboard tubes to investigate the idea of friction in such a practical way. This experiment turned out to be an educational and unforgettable experience. The students thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Happy Preschool Teacher Appreciation Day, Mrs. Doyle. You are often the first educator our students and families meet. You set the stage and lay the groundwork for the wonderful things that happen at USD 401! We are grateful for your hard work, dedication, and caring support for our youngest learners! Thank you!!!
Attention Chase High School Seniors and Families
Due to the number of snow and cold days this winter, seniors will need to attend two additional school days to meet the state's requirement. The USD 401 Board of Education has voted to add these days on May 5 and May 6.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Chase High School office at 620.938.2923.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
USD 401 Administration
The cold weather and snow days did not stop Chase FFA from celebrating National FFA Week last week!! FFA members put on a pancake breakfast for staff and made goodie bags to be hand-delivered to the grade school students.
Congratulations to Eli Gillespie ! Today he signed his letter of intent to play football at Sterling College!
USD 401 is incredibly proud of his dedication to furthering his education and continuing his athletic career.
