News From Our Schools
SEK Ed Camp benefits teachers and districts
This year’s Ed Camp at Chanute High School attracted more educators than ever before and reportedly flowed smoother than all prior conferences run by Chanute Public Schools.
Almost 500 Southeast . . .
Posted Date: 01/28/2019
CHS freshman learn life-saving skills
CHS Freshmen have been on their hands and knees during their Physical Dimensions class this week. The students have been learning how to perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) on adults, . . .
Posted Date: 02/16/2019
CHS graduate gives career advice
CHS graduate Derek Sharp shared a bit about his personality and then challenged the ingenuity of the high school juniors in front of him, hoping to entice them to consider one of a dozen engineering . . .
Posted Date: 01/23/2019
Royster legs measure energy output
Royster eighth graders put their quadriceps to work in science class as they tried to generate enough electricity to light three different kinds of light bulbs.
The students took turns riding a . . .
Posted Date: 01/21/2019
CES third graders prepare treats for classmates
A third grade lesson in economics turned into the mass production of candy grams this week.
Creating and selling candy grams that could be given to anyone at CES was the end result of the economics . . .
Posted Date: 02/14/2019
Fifth graders learn from Russian exchange students
Fifth graders at Chanute Elementary learned there are many similarities and some interesting differences between how they live in the United States and Russia. Foreign exchange students Sveta . . .
Posted Date: 02/01/2019
Kansas City Chiefs mascot shares advice with CES students
As Dan Meers, the man underneath the Kansas City Chief’s mascot costume, made his way into the Chanute Elementary gymnasium, children jumped to their feet, erupting with cheers and applause as he . . .
Posted Date: 01/31/2019
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