Following the annual Monster March, our awesome PHS Key Club members once again hosted their Carnival, bringing tons of laughter and fun! 🎪🎃🍁 A huge thank you to Commercial Bank for sponsoring this event every year and helping the community and Key Club keep this fun tradition going!
about 6 hours ago, Kylie Lucas
group photo
hoolahoop
ball throw
ring toss
ball throw
Frankenstein
face paint
pin the bow on the skeleton
tattoos
Details for Senior Night Recognition!

Attention KSHAA sponsored, fall activities participants! If you submitted the required informational form to participate in the annual Senior Night Ceremony scheduled for tomorrow, Friday, October 24th, you and your escorts should plan to arrive at Marvel Park Stadium by 6:15 p.m. The recognition will begin at promptly 6:30 p.m.

Weather permitting, we will proceed with the ceremony on the field. Please meet Ms. Lucas and Coach Janai on the southwest end of the field (near where the ambulance parks) to line up. If it is raining too hard to have the ceremony in the elements, adjustments will be made accordingly to proceed in the stadium. In the event it is pouring, the rendezvous location will be near the concession stand. Please watch for updates on the PHS Facebook page and in the student's email.

We are excited to celebrate our seniors and to get that VIKING WIN! GO VIKES!
about 15 hours ago, Kylie Lucas
Parsons High School students involved in the Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) program were introduced and inducted on Wednesday. Following the induction, Parsons Police Department Deputy Chief Dennis Dodd spoke to students, encouraging them to put themselves out there to go for what they want, and to never fear being the first to try to accomplish something.
about 19 hours ago, Colleen Williamson
Mrs. Reliford speaks top JAG students.
PPD Deputy Chief Dennis Dodd speaks to students
JAG Officers are recognized.
Students are inducted into JAG.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Career  Associates are recognized with a certificate.
Congratulations to our Athletes of the Week for Week 7 of competitions!

Cheer - Sadie Ray
Football - Wyatt Shultz
Soccer - Kai Gregory
Tennis -Kadence Ball
Volleyball - Braelyn Hinman-Mitchell
1 day ago, Kylie Lucas
Volleyball
Soccer
Tennis
Football
Cheer
Juniors have started their annual Butterbraid fundraiser, this fundraiser helps raise money for prom! Orders are due by Wednesday October 29 and will be in before Thanksgiving! If you'd like to purchase a butterbraid, please find a junior or email cshafer@vikingnet.net.
2 days ago, Courtney Shafer
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Volleyball dropped their game tonight against Pittsburg 1-2, and wins 2-0 over Coffeyville. They will be back in action this Saturday for sub-state in Paola. Go Vikes!!
2 days ago, Chris Ball
There is a SKILLSUSA meeting tomorrow morning during Viking Time!
2 days ago, Tyler Thompson
skills USA

More than 20 PHS students volunteered their time to stuff bags with goodies for the hundreds of children who will attend the annual Monster March Thursday sponsored by Commercial Bank and supported by downtown businesses. Line up is 5:45 p.m., the march at 6 p.m., prizes at 7:30.

3 days ago, Colleen Williamson
PHS students bag items for Commercial Bank for the Monster March.
Mrs. Mayhue helps students bag candy.
PHS students bag items for Commercial Bank for the Monster March.
PHS students bag items for Commercial Bank for the Monster March.
Varsity soccer drops a tough one against Paola 1-2. They will be back in action tomorrow night at home against Pittsburg.
3 days ago, Chris Ball
Special Olympics cornhole tournament was a great time. Go Viking Coalition!
4 days ago, Nichole Helton
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
special Olympics
Bre and Cheii brought it for Viking Debate taking home 2nd in Open @ FKHS! Go Vikes!
4 days ago, Adam Payne
2nd Place
Prepare for stardom... the crochet kind! 🧶 Ms. Vincent is starting a fiber arts unit with Art II and Art III students the enthralled art form of crocheting! They're getting the hang of the basic stitches and loving every minute of this vintage vibe.
4 days ago, Brooklynn Vincent
Learning to Crochet
Kadence had a great state tournament. She went 2 and 2 today coming up one match short of the medal round! What a great 4 years representing Parsons Tennis! Proud of you, Kadence!!
6 days ago, Chris Ball
Colten Carson finished in the top 10 of the SEK League meet! In doing so he also earned All-League First Team. Go Vikes!!
6 days ago, Chris Ball
State Tennis Update: Kadence wins her first consolation match 8-3 against Hesston. Go Vikes!!
6 days ago, Chris Ball
State Tennis update: Kadence drops a tough match in the second round against the #3 seed from Wamego. She will have to battle through the backside of the bracket this afternoon.
7 days ago, Chris Ball
State Tennis update: Kadence wins her first round match against Wamego 6-2, 6-0. She advances to the next round. Go Vikes!!
7 days ago, Chris Ball
Opening ceremonies are complete and ready to get started in Prairie Village for the KSHSAA 4A Girls Tennis State Championships!! Go Vikes!!
7 days ago, Chris Ball
tennis
Students in Larrian Kendricks' Viking Media class worked Thursday to record some of the segments for their upcoming Viking News production. Students gather, write, edit and produce the school news, learning aspects of being journalists, producers and technical staff as they go.
7 days ago, Colleen Williamson
One student stands behing the podium to help  another adjust camera angles.
A student prepares to do his segment for Viking News while equipment is being set up.
A student sets up another light while the teacher helps a student with the camera settings.
Kendricks instructs students on how to set up a light for filming.
Viking Media students at work.
Mr. Gilpin climbed behind the controls of a mini excavator Wednesday and dug out the marked areas for concrete footings to be poured for the new hard-sided greenhouse that will be built for students once all the funds are raised. The greenhouse will allow for a greater variety of plants to be grown than is currently possible in the hydroponics lab, where they grow fresh greens for the cafeteria.
8 days ago, Colleen Williamson
As students look on, Mr. Gilpin operates a mini excavator to dig out the footings for the greenhouse.
As students look on, Mr. Gilpin operates a mini excavator to dig out the footings for the greenhouse.
As students look on, Mr. Gilpin operates a mini excavator to dig out the footings for the greenhouse.