News From Our Schools
Chamber awards 413 Foundation for a job well done
Redefining the USD 413 Foundation, getting new members and support for its goals took a little longer than anticipated, but in the last 18 months, the growth, the energy and the impact on Chanute . . .
Posted Date: 02/22/2019
CHS students deliver "Our Town" message
In a decade when entertainment was increasingly spectacular, Thornton Wilder wrote a play about the ordinary routines and lives of people living in the rural town of Grover’s Corners.
John . . .
Posted Date: 03/12/2019
CHS English teachers build interest in 80-year-old drama
Well-written literature lends itself to multiple possibilities when it comes to teaching the material to high school students. That’s what Chanute High School English Language Arts teachers found . . .
Posted Date: 03/02/2019
CHS students in biomedical classes compete and share knowledge
Chanute High School students interested in health-related professions were able to compete for the first time against others who are enrolled in biomedical science classes.
Through the medical club . . .
Posted Date: 03/01/2019
RMS and CHS chess medalists head to state tournament
Editor’s Note: Royster eighth grader Peyton Gregg paced 41st out of 216 competitors at the state chess tournament. The team placed 16th. Chanute High School senior Peyton Babcock earned a medal and . . .
Posted Date: 03/12/2019
CHS alum composes song for Royster choir to sing at state conference
Posted Date: 02/21/2019
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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