Mrs. Woods' Social Studies class is studying geography. Students are determining the different regions of the United States 🇺🇸
We played "get to know you games" for our first Viking Coalition meeting. I'd say all the smiles, conversations, and laughter means it was a success! 💙💛
New games makes for a fun day for pe
Viking Football started their season in Fort Scott this evening! Both teams fought well and came up a tad short! Go Vikes!
Volleyball is at Chanute Middle School tonight! Go Vikings!
Mrs. Helton's class did an experiment where we simulated a rocket blasting off with film canisters, water, and alka seltzer
6th grade art students discovered the power of value, one of the fundamental elements of art, and learned to harness it by shading with drawing pencils to add depth and dimension to 2D shapes under the guidance of Miss Vincent to transform into 3D. Then they applied their knowledge to create a stunning optical illusion, dubbed the 'optical onion’ effect, using a range of colors and three distinct shades.
For Traveling Tuesday, the Leadership class went to Lincoln to help 1st graders work on their soccer skills. ⚽️ 😊 Being a role model is what it's all about!
Please join us as we present GPA awards for 4th quarter of the 24-25 school year. We ask that you enter through the West doors after 8:05.
Mrs. Helton's class made delicious strawberry dip and got to use the safety knife for the first time.
Hula hoops are fun! She really enjoyed pe today
Mrs. Helton's class prices fractions with little fraction fling on the smart board!
Mrs. Woods' Parsons Middle School Social Studies class is studying geography this week. They made labeled models showing the 4 Layers of Earth.
PMS Staff- Watch out for the sunshine cart coming around today!
Early Dismissal on Thursday, September 4th at Noon.
Happy Labor Day Weekend from Parsons USD 503! Reminder: No school Monday.
Students in Mr. Campmier's class began their small group technology workshop safety presentations Friday. The lesson provided students the chance to practice their presentation and public speaking skills, and receive feedback on what they can do to improve, good skills to hone now given upper grades will require the students present to their classes more frequently.
Students at Parsons Middle School had the opportunity to participate in free hearing and eye screenings provided by Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas. CHC-SEK provides the service annually to all students Pre-K-12 whose parents or guardians wish them to participate.
Mrs. Helton's class played noun and verb trashketball