Flower girls and ring bearers performed their royal duties at the 2024 Parsons High School Homecoming Coronation Friday, and had a little fun along the way.
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A little girl holding a bouquet talks to a cheerleader.
Two boys show each other their gifts for being crown bearers.
A little boy and girl laugh and play on the field as a cheerleader stands between them for the royal court crowning.
A crown bearer, cheerleader little girl and a candidate and her date stand on the field.
a boy and girl walk onto the field with a cheerleader.
A little boy stares at the crown on his pillow.
The PHS Football Homecoming Queen candidates nominated by their respective clubs took to the football field Friday night with their escorts during the 2024 Coronation event.
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An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
An escort and Queen candidate.
The PHS Football Homecoming Coronation was Friday.. The Royal Court was Princesses SeQuoyah Reece, escorted by Khaliq Abdul-Latif, and Angie Gloriau, escorted by Chandler Hentzen. The 2024 Homecoming Queen was Saylah Rea, escorted by Conner Barcus.
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an escort walks onto the field with a candidate.
an escort walks onto the field with a candidate.
an escort walks onto the field with a candidate.
A football player escorts a princess.
A football player crowns a princess.
A princess is crowned.
A photographer takes the Queens picture with her escort.
The escort crowns the Homecoming Queen.
The homecoming Queens escort crowns her.
CHC-SEK was on hand Thursday morning to provide flu shots to students and staff at Parsons High School. Each year the district provides the vaccines free of charge for those who want them. Thank you USD 503 and CHC-SEK for making it so convenient!
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A nurse gives Rick Giefer a flu shot..
Take a minute to thank our wonderful custodians for making our Parsons USD 503 schools shine!
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National Custodian Appreciation Day
We Are Hiring: Full Time Substitute Teacher
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We Are Hiring
We Are Hiring: First Grade Teacher (2nd Semester)
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We Are Hiring
TTT Electric workers connect the new programmable electric sign being installed in front of Parsons Middle School. In addition to a $10,000 PACF grant awarded to the middle school, Leadership Class students helped raise the remainder of the $25,000 needed to purchase the sign.
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Two men work on connecting electric to the new sign in front of Parsons Middle School.
Scan the QR code or visit the link to order your PHS Pinkout shirt. https://phsvikingpinkout24.itemorder.com/
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Parsons High School Pinkout 2024
Ceramic artist Alan Kirby demonstrated for PHS art students two methods for decorating ceramics, Raku and the use of horse hair to burn designs on the outside of pottery. Students fired their pottery in an outdoor fire and then Kirby used his homemade kiln and a propane torch to heat their pieces to temperatures around 1800 degrees to complete the design process chosen by each student. Thank you Mr. Kirby for taking time to share your knowledge and talents with our Vikings!
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clay pots sit amidst coals and ash as they are fired.
Artist Alan Kirby empties ash from a pot.
Kirby places horse hairs on the pot.
Kirby places horse hairs on the pot and they burn up leaving designs.
Kirby talks to students about Raku and using horse hairs to create designs on pottery .
Kirby uses paper to burn inside a pit to create a smoked appearance.
Kirby places horse hairs on a pot.
Kirby pulls horse hairs from small bundles he brought.
Kirby places a pot inside his home made kiln to heat it to about 1800 degrees.
A pot being fired inside a homemade kiln.
Parsons High School kicked off Homecoming Spirit Week with their bonfire celebration Sunday afternoon. Students showed their spirit in part by dressing to their class theme. Seniors theme: “Soccer moms vs. bbq dads”. Juniors theme: “Americana”. Sophomores theme: “Out of this world”. Freshman theme: "Celebrities." Have fun this week. Go Vikes!
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Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday.
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday.
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Students showed their spirit in dressing up for their class’s theme for the Homecoming bonfire Sunday
Guthridge 4th grader Francine Galan and Parsons Middle School 7th grader Collin Ray participated in the Labette County Spelling Bee Wednesday, having qualified at their respective schools. The winner of the county bee was Mound Valley 4th grader Timber Blasor. Congratulations!
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The promouncer visits with students before the start of the bee.
Collin Ray spells a word.
Francine Galan spells a word.
All the spelling bee participants stand with the winner.
The smell of Fall filled the north hall at Lincoln after first grade students helped read and follow directions on a recipe to make Crockpot Applesauce Wednesday morning. Snack time will bring rewards from this group reading lesson, as each student gets to taste a sample.
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Mrs. Manley looks for volunteers.
Students help with the ingredients to make the applesauce.
A student stirs ingredients in the pot.
Students look at apples and other ingredients in the crockpot.
Mrs. Manley looks for a volunteer to squeeze lemons.
Students look at apples and other ingredients in the crockpot.
Take a minute to thank our wonderful kitchen staff who serve our USD 503 Vikings every weekday!
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National Food Service Employee Day
Just a reminder, this Wednesday evening and Oct. 2 you can come test drive a school bus and see if this part-time job might be for you. Small time commitment. Good wages and benefits. Come learn more. Our buses also have monitors who help with the children.
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A flyer announcing the chance to test drive a bus.
There will be no school on Monday, September 23 for staff professional development.
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No School 09.23.24
Students' in Debbie Shaffer's Leadership Class at Parsons Middle School distribute bags of hygiene items into teachers' mailboxes at the school. The items were donated to the school by Parsons Foursquare Church. Teachers can give the bags out to students as they see the need.
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Two girls carry a heavy box filled with bags of hygiene items.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
rs. Shaffer takes a picture of her Leadership Class students working.
Leadership Class students pull filled bags from a box and place them in teachers' mailboxes.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month. If you are having suicidal thoughts or are in crisis, free help is available 24/7 from caring counselors through 988 Lifeline. You can call, text, or chat online any time, day or night.
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A poster with information about 988 Lifeline.
Nelly Don is one among a long list of famous Parsons High School graduates. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about this amazing female entrepreneur whose dresses to this day can still be found in resale shops. https://www.parsonssun.com/news/article_cb9a4dc4-749a-11ef-b8d0-5f19f665a3a3.html
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A black and white picture of Nelly Don.
Students at Lincoln School had a day filled with creative learning opportunities.
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Two little girls create their own craft projects.
A little girl holds up a paint brush covered in yellow paint.
A little girl plays with colorful counting pegs.
A little girl squishes down play doh with her hands after rolling it out.
Students use pretend phones made of PVC elbows to hear words they say.
A little girl plays with wooden shapes that are part of an Osmo.
Mr. Manley dquates down by a taped off area on the carpet filled with macaroni gives instructions to her students, who are studying the variety of birds and their differnt beaks and the differnt things they are able to eat or not because of their beaks.
Mrs. Manley and students use small plastic tweezers to imitate one type of bird's beak while trying to pick up macaroni from the floor.
Students cut out words to glue on a sheet with a picture of an apple after reading the story of Johnny Appleseed.
A little boy wearing an apron stands and paints at an easel.