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NSAA Cancels All Practices and Activities

All remaining NSAA activity practices and competitions, including district and state competitions, have been cancelled for this school year. These cancelations are part of a new Directed Health Measure issued by Governor Ricketts. Bylaw 3.2.7 (Summer Activities) will go into effect on May 26th. In the interim, Bylaw 3.2.6.1 (School-Year, Out-of-Season) is expected to be…

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DCS School Update by Superintendent Jim Kent_3-30-20

State of the Schools I want to provide some more information about the status of the school district and our students during this time of uncertainty. I will leave any instruction about the coronavirus itself to the experts.   Education: We are trying very hard to keep educating students. Please remember that school is in…

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Keep Supporting Local Business

Local businesses are still open amid all of the ongoing social distancing and group gathering guidelines in response to the Coronavirus crisis. Some local business have closed their lobbies to the public, but continue to operate as people call in. Most retail businesses are open to in-store shopping and are also offering call-ahead curb side…

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Travel Guidance During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The best way to minimize the COVID-19 virus spread in Nebraska is to minimize travel and maximize the amount of social distancing among travelers returning to Nebraska. SWNPHD has provided the following guidance for residents of Chase, Dundy, Frontier, Furnas, Hayes, Hitchcock, Keith, Perkins and Red Willow counties. Travel Outside the US: Returning travelers from…

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Benkelman Cruise Night Morale Booster

Let’s Cruise! Grab your kids, pile them in the minivan, get in your classic, wash the mud off your truck – or not, and let’s cruise main! The Benkelman Chamber of Commerce invites the community to get out and join them cruising Main Street on Saturday night. The Cruise Night will be Saturday, March 28,…

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DCS School Update by Superintendent Jim Kent.

I want to provide some more information about the status of the school district and out students during this time of uncertainty. I will leave any instruction about the coronavirus itself to the experts.   Education: We are trying to provide a ‘continuity of learning’ for our students. That broad term looks different for each…

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