Parsons High School Viking Choir students Oliver Helton, Kodi Cash, Grayson Bolt (back row), Tori McHolland (front right) and Elsa Stone (not pictured) were all selected for inclusion in the 2025-26 Kansas Music Educators Association District Choir. Congratulations to all five!
Parsons Middle School and Parsons High School choirs took to the stage Monday night to present a delightful performance of classic and modern holiday songs. More pictures will be posted soon the the middle school and high school pages, and to Facebook for families to access.
Please join us for high school/middle school holiday choir concert Dec. 15 at 7 p.m.
Parsons High School athletes made short work of loading boxes of Christmas wreaths onto a trailer to transport them from the museum to Oakwood Cemetery, where they helped to store them in preparation for the Wreaths Across America ceremony Saturday, honoring fallen veterans.
Please join us for the high school/middle school holiday concert Dec. 10 at 7 p.m.
Lincoln and Garfield students had the chance to see all the trees and items donated for the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction Friday night. Some trees left students awestruck, like a Polar Express tree with an operating train whose track was suspended near the top of the tree.
PHS FCCLA students decorated a tree for the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction, reusing decorations from last school year's prom to create their Candyland themed tree. It proved to be one of the most popular with elementary school children touring the trees this morning.
Toni Martinez was the winner of the December Thrillshare special drawing, in which she won three original, hand painted keepsake Christmas cards. We appreciate all those who help share the wonderful things happening in our schools through postings to our website and social media, and we are always trying to find little ways to say, "Thank you, for all you do."
Garfield 3rd grade students got a lesson in charitable giving as they visited the PACF's Giving Tuesday event . Students talked to representatives of the many worthy causes in the county and chose ones that stood out to them that they believed should share in special PACF funds.
Thank you to all our Special Education teachers and support staff for being there for our students.
Lincoln kindergarten students visited area nursing homes and downtown businesses Tuesday morning entertaining listeners with songs about Thanksgiving. The audiences heard songs with lyrics sharing everything from having a turkey as a pet to giving thanks.
Residents from Presbyterian Manor visited with their first grade pals at Lincoln Tuesday before the children leave for Thanksgiving break. The groups made Thanks bracelets and necklaces together, with each different color of bead representing something they are thankful for.
PHS graduates were kind to return Tuesday to speak to current PHS students about their personal experiences transitioning into college, offering insight on what to expect and advice as to what helped them most and what to avoid. They then answered questions.
Happy Thanksgiving from Parsons USD 503!
Happy Substitute Teacher Day to all the wonderful substitutes serving in USD 503. We appreciate you!
We appreciate all the Educational Support Professionals who help USD 503 in educating our youth. Every one of you is vital to our Viking Family. Thank you for all you do!
We appreciate all the Educational Support Professionals who help USD 503 in educating our youth. Every one of you is vital to our Viking Family. Thank you for all you do!
Join the Parsons Vikings this week in celebrating American Education Week.