There will be No School Monday Feb. 9 due to Staff Professional Development.

Our basketball boys are in Independence this evening! 8th grade fought a close game and came up short, same with 7th. Combo 7/8 Team is underway! Go Vikes!








7th and 8th grade Art I/Advanced students are unlocking their creative potential through the art of self-portraiture, gaining a deeper understanding of their individuality. As they draw inspiration from their own reflections, they will masterfully add color and value to their work, bringing their unique visions to life.









The 6th Grade Art class has been abuzz with excitement the last few weeks as they explored the fascinating realm of color theory and its incredible impact on our artworks. Students learned about the vibrant color relationships like complementary, analogous, and monochromatic colors, and discovered the secret to creating the entire color wheel using only primary colors. They put their knowledge into practice by designing edible color wheels out of cookies and icing, and took on the "100 Hearts Challenge" by mixing every possible color using watercolor. To wrap up the unit, the students applied their new understanding of color theory and watercolor painting to create stunning Colorful White Birch Tree landscapes. Where the students got to experiment as curious scientists for a class period by incorporating salt into their watercolor to achieve a unique texture effect on their background.










8th graders got to visit Preschoolers and Kindergartners for World Read Aloud day! We had so much fun with them!









The PMS Leadership class went to Lincoln Elementary for World Read Aloud day!










Here are some PMS Boys Basketball schedule updates! Go Vikes!

This student used his new handsewing skills to repair a hole on his hoodie. Great job!

7th grade FACS students learned how to sew on buttons and do basic handstitches.








Dreyson, dressed to impress, leads the ELA grammar lesson. #pkallday

6th graders used task cards to play "Musical Inferences" to test their inference making skills.


January is School Board Appreciation Month! PMS leadership had the opportunity to host a "thank you" luncheon and make gift baskets for our 503 school board. All the planning and prep paid off! They had meaningful discussions about what it means to be a leader, volunteering in the community, what it takes to be a Viking! 💙💛








Parsons USD 503 celebrates its wonderful counselors during National School Counseling Week!

Our 8th grade Vikings are hosting the SEK Shootout today at Parsons High School. Off to a good start, beating Coffeyville 16-6 at half! We will play Chanute at 11. Go Vikes!




This week is spirit week for Parsons High School Homecoming!

There will be no school for Parsons USD 503 Monday.

Due to extremely cold temperatures and poor road conditions, school will be closed on Monday, January 26th.
The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.
Please take precautions to stay safe and warm!
Parsons District Schools • USD 503
The safety of our students and staff remains our top priority.
Please take precautions to stay safe and warm!
Parsons District Schools • USD 503

No decision has been made about the status of school on Monday, but if you've wondered what factors into the decision to cancel school due to winter weather, there are several variables that are considered. Our goal is to make the decision no later than 6 a.m., however conditions may warrant making the decision the night before.

All activities for Saturday and Sunday have been cancelled due to the anticipated weather conditions. Athletic activities scheduled for Friday evening will continue as scheduled.
No decision has been made about the status of school on Monday. We will monitor the weather throughout the weekend and make a decision based on conditions.
As a reminder, if you haven’t been contacted by phone, text and/or email by 6 a.m., school is in session. Please make sure your contact information is correct in your Infinite Campus Parent Portal to receive notifications. If you need assistance, please contact your school.


