Tri-County Special Education Interlocal is Now Hiring!
The Sunflower Summer Program Runs from July 12th through August 3rd.
We Are Hiring: High School Guidance Counselor!
There are a few extra elementary yearbooks available for purchase at a cost of $25.00. Contact your school secretary if you would like one but forgot to purchase before the deadline. Limited availability!!! 💙💛💙
We also have some yearbooks with slight imperfections due to mistakes made during the assembly process for sale at a cost of $10.00.
District maintenance worker William Perez has taken on the project of repairing all non-working, or partially-working, drinking fountains in all of the buildings this summer. He finished up the first one at the high school this morning leaving six more to go... in that building.
Parsons USD 503 honored 10 retirees Friday who collectively have dedicated 292 years to the district and its students. Family, friends, former retirees and staff gathered to honor their service and help them celebrate.
Superintendent Lori Perkins recognized the contributions of 10 retiring employees Friday, as peers, family and friends gathered to help them celebrate their official retirement at a luncheon. The employees each devoted between 20 and 41 years to Parsons USD 503.
Early Noon dismissal today. School's out for Summer!
Parsons Middle School students wrapped up the school year with a field day and a few indoor games, wherein Viking Time groups competed against one another in everything from volleyball and hoops to the crab crawl and a water balloon toss. Snow cones were an additional treat.
Kids Eat Free! Summer Food Program.
PHS Construction students learned there is a lot more to hanging doors than most people know. Mr. Gilpin shared details with students concerning how to hang doors level so they open and close properly. These doors were the newest addition to the Graphic Arts area remodel.
Lincoln classes performed in the annual talent show Tuesday, singing songs and dancing for their parents and other family. The day brought more fun with snow cones following the show.
Lincoln first grade teachers decided every student has special contributions they make, and wanted to recognize them. During their first awards assembly, students were called forward to receive their special award, for things like jumping to help or having a big heart.
Mr. Gilpin's construction students installed welded metal columns on concrete piers poured for the temporary assemblage of the Veterans Memorial colonnade as students complete various stages of manufacturing and building that portion of the project. Once finished, the colonnade will be moved to the Parsons Municipal Building's north side, where the rest of the 5 Pathways to Freedom memorial will be constructed.