Please join us for the high school/middle school holiday concert Dec. 10 at 7 p.m.
Please join us for the high school/middle school holiday concert Dec. 10 at 7 p.m.
Scholars Bowl rocked it tonight and placed 2nd at the Iola tournament! Way to go Vikes!
Parsons hosted the SEKMEA district orchestra for a "prep day." The SEKMEA district orchestra will rehearse all day Saturday and perform at 4:30 at the Bicknell center in Pittsburg!
Parsons High School Band students performed a couple of numbers that had the audience tapping their toes to the holiday music during the middle school /high school Christmas Concert Wednesday night.
Parsons Middle School and Parsons High School Band students combined their talents to perform a couple of holiday numbers spreading Christmas cheer during the annual Christmas Concert Wednesday night.
FCCLA members had the opportunity to decorate a Christmas tree for the Stella Wells auction this year. Members worked hard and had a lot of fun creating a Candy Land themed tree that will give back to the community this holiday season!
In Ms. Vincent's Intro to Drawing and Design course, students were inspired to explore the fascinating realm of basketry by hand sewing their own baskets. Students gained a deeper understanding of the history of basket weaving and its significant influence on the cultures of Native Americans, Asians, and Africans. By mastering the coiling technique, a fundamental aspect of African and Native American cultures, students developed a sense of community by wrapping yarn tightly around rope and sewing it into itself to create a strong base, then building the sides of the basket with the same rope. Students sketched out the shape of their basket as a way of planning out the shape they were going to create, and if they were going to include cultural influences of beadwork or geometric patterns from the three cultures they explored when learning about this 10,000 year old basket technique of coiling.
Victor the Viking was excited to make an appearance at the annual "Giving Tuesday" Match Day event hosted by Parsons Area Community Foundation Tuesday, December 2nd at the LCC Cardinal Event Center. We are thankful for all the amazing nonprofit organizations that make our community such a great place to live. Go Vikes!
Library Club enjoyed getting together in the library during lunch for "Friendsgiving".
Viking News! Season 9:Episode 3
https://youtu.be/t3CAoEjYo5w
Happy Thanksgiving from Parsons USD 503!
Students started work on the Viking truck project. They'll get the donor chassis running good and the start the cab swap process.
They're also working on swapping the transmission in a dodge pick-up!
The debate team competed at Ft Scott. In varsity debate, the team of Magnolia Villano and Breanna Manning finished 3rd while Cheii Tsinhnahjinnie and Payton Corbett finished 2nd. In novice debate, Ashlee Linnebur and Victoria McHolland finished tied for 4th with their teammates Marlow Scott-Adamson and Connor Gardner. Overall the team was 2nd.
This 2017 F150 Limited received 3"/5" lowering kit, new ball joints, rear helper bags and a set of Strada 24" wheels. It was manufactured in Canada and rust was prevalent. Every bolt, nut and fastener put up a fight! Students in The Viking Speed Shop have been working hard and making steady progress.
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!
Parsons High School students had the chance to interact with representatives of a number of Parsons businesses during Tuesday's Career Fair in addition to scoring food and swag. Thank you to all the amazing businesses who took time to be here or our students
Mrs. Quarton's LCC class met with Dave Maddox at Oakwood Cemetery to learn about local Civil War veterans and their contributions to our country and Parsons. Thank you for sharing your time and knowledge with us, Dave!
Mrs. McIntosh's Reading for Credit classes and Library Club students went to Garfield and read with some of Mrs. Trout's library classes.
"Great ideas happen in a sea of talk." Part of AP Seminar is discussing real-world issues and how to solve them through collaboration. These students continue to amaze with their thoughtful insights on the issues of the day.
