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Chase County Schools board adopts new high school math curriculum for 2025–26
Summary
At its July 21, 2025 regular meeting in Imperial, the Chase County Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to adopt a new high school math curriculum for the 2025–26 school year. The transcript records the motion, second and roll-call vote but no discussion or public comments were recorded.
The Chase County Schools Board of Education voted July 21, 2025, in Imperial, Nebraska, to adopt a new high school mathematics curriculum for the 2025–26 school year.
Cindy Arterburn, committee member, moved to "approve all necessary action in regard to the adoption of new high school level math curriculum for the 25-26 school year," and Josh Fries, committee member, seconded the motion. The motion passed on a roll-call vote: Cindy Arterburn — Yea; Jake Banks — Yea; Jeff Banks — Yea; Josh Fries — Yea; Jeff Olsen — Yea; Willy O'Neil — Yea; Carrie Terryberry — Yea. Dan Reeves and Steve Wallin were recorded as absent on the attendance roll.
The meeting transcript records the motion and the unanimous vote of members present but does not include any recorded discussion of the curriculum's content, rationale, cost, instructional materials, or implementation timeline. The agenda lists a public comment period, but no public remarks are recorded in the transcript for this meeting.
The action was taken under agenda item III.1 (Action Items). The transcript does not reference any specific statute, policy, or funding source tied to the curriculum adoption, and it does not record any amendments, conditions, or follow-up tasks associated with the approval.
The board adjourned after the vote. The official meeting notice lists the meeting location as Conference Room, 520 E. 9th Street, Imperial, Neb., and the posting record shows notice in the McCook Gazette (posted 7/18/25).
