Viking Farms adventured around Big Hill today cometing a plant identification scavenger hunt.
Varsity Tennis getting started at Forest Park. Good luck ladies.
Last week's "Beat the Teacher" art theme was Vampires. These two pictures were tied for a time , but the charcoal portrait of a vampire won out. It was drawn by Mrs. Fabrycky so students didn't beat the teacher.
Career and Technical Education students learned about the SkillsUSA organization and direct links it provides participants to business and industry to be hired directly out of high school or college into high paying jobs. Students placing in state and national contests are often offered scholarships, too. Kansas SkillsUSA officers spoke to their personal experiences and the many benefits of being a part of this student-led organization, which is the largest in existence. Thank you to the state officers for taking time to come visit Parsons High School!
Viking Coalition is in full swing! We spent time today practicing for our upcoming cornhole tournament
Congratulations!
Take a minute to thank our wonderful kitchen staff who serve our USD 503 Vikings every weekday!
Varsity Lady Vikings Volleyball with the sweep over Ft. Scott and Coffeyville this evening in league play. Go Vikes!!
Welcome to The Magic Bean!
Volleyball is in action tonight against Ft. Scott and Coffeyville. Go Vikes!!
JV Football drops their game to Anderson County 0-34. The JV will be back in action next Monday.
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 Junior Class Officers!
The PHS debate season started on Saturday. The first year debaters competed at Pittsburg with Breanna Manning and Evie Gregory finishing 3-1, 8th place and Maggie Villano and Ellie Siu finishing 2-2.
The advanced debaters competed in Wichita. Madelyn Armitage and Makenzie Taliaferro finished 4-1 1st place in Varsity. Payton Corbett and Chei Tsinnahjinnie finished 2-2 4th place in JV.
Awesome start to the season.
Congratulations
Congratulations!
PHS Events for the week.
VIKING Cheer was honored to be invited to perform at Relay for Life on Saturday.
Students in Mrs. Quartons class participated in a mental health day, where they learned the importance of disconnecting from electronic devices and engaging in activities that promote relaxation and well-being.
Recently members of FCCLA attended the DCCCA Youth Leadership workshop at Pitt State! Each school was provided their local community information. They used the information to evaluate issues that impact our school and/or community and came up with potential solutions. They will now take this back to our administration and see if they can put their plans into action.
At the half the Vikes trail Christ Prep 8-13.
Go Vikes!
