Princess Tea Party for Preschool to 6th grade students!
Start Smart Basketball for Preschool & Kindergarten students!
Youth Basketball for Kindergarten to 6th grade students!
Free Basketball Clinic for Kindergarten to 6th grade students!
We Are Hiring - Kitchen Staff at Parsons Middle School
Parsons USD 503 is celebrating American Education Week this week. Go Vikes! #PKallday
Following the return to school after COVID, student behaviors increased dramatically nationwide. KSN shares how Parsons has seen massive improvements. https://www.fourstateshomepage.com/video/proactive-approach-cuts-behavioral-issues-in-parsons-schools/10216778/
Parsons USD 503 students celebrated Veterans Day by honoring our veterans through programs, breakfast, art projects, cheering them on in the local parade and serving them lunch at the Parsons VFW Post 704. Thank you Veterans! Check it out. https://youtu.be/WrhbJn1gGkI
Thank you to all our U.S. Veterans!.
Middle School staff participated in a Secret Spirit Week and ended their fun by dressing like middle school students. Staff donned items like flannel pajama bottoms, sweat shirts just over their heads, hair wraps, designer pimple patches, slides, and junk food accessories.
Helping parents avoid missing work and students avoid missing school , CHC-SEK personnel administered childhood vaccinations at schools Friday, ensuring students are current and protected from infectious diseases. The first childhood vaccine given was small pox in 1855.
Touch-A-Truck is November 9th from 10:00 - 2:00 at Marvel Park.
Fourth grade students from Labette County gathered at the VFW Post 704 for Americanism Day. Students learned from veterans about the founding of the country, the creation of the American flag and flag etiquette. They also enjoyed lunch with the veterans. Thank you Veterans!
PHS honor's biology students did a lab on thermodynamics using hydrogen peroxide and yeast. Students were determining with the increase or decrease in temperature if an endothermic or exothermic reaction occurs. Students had to write a formal lab report over the experiment.
Lincoln first grade is voting for their favorite cookie today. Please take time to vote for yours! Your vote does matter.
PHS students had the opportunity to cast their vote for the next U.S. President at a mock polling station set up in the commons area. By late morning the popular vote was fairly close between the top two candidates. Some students wrote in their choice. Some chose not to vote.
Lincoln first grade students celebrated 50 days of school Tuesday morning by doing a few fun activities, like 50 squats, dancing to 50's music, doing 50 hula hoops, and throwing dice to try to color in 50 squares.
