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.
We are hiring!
PMS Head Volleyball
PMS Head Volleyball
Boys basketball hosted Indy for their home opener tonight! They fought hard but came up short in their games. Go Vikings!
PRC Tarp Dance - Let's Party Hearty!
There will be no school Monday Jan. 19. due to the holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr..
The Lady Vikings ended their season last night at Coffeyville. They fell short but played hard all three games! Good season girls!
To better grasp their studies into breaking down facial features and proportions, Parsons Middle School students in Miss Vincent's art class used eyeliner on each other's faces to draw lines identifying spacing and defining heir facial features, giving a more 3-D perspective.
Science students were challenged to use the Periodic Table of Elements to write their names, helping students to become better acquainted with the scientific information they will need as they progress through high school and possibly college.
Sparkwheel at PMS held the 7th & 8th grade Future Now Finance event on Friday the 9th. As usual, the volunteers made it extra special for the students. If you zoom in on the faces of the students, you can see the lessons being learned! Thank you, once again - it takes a village!
Here is the 2026 PMS Boys Basketball schedule. They will kick off at Neodesha on Monday, 1/12! Go Vikes!
We can't wait to see our students tomorrow!
We Are Hiring School Bus Drivers and Monitors!
Apply Here: https://pusd503.schoolspring.com or call 620-421-5950
Apply Here: https://pusd503.schoolspring.com or call 620-421-5950
✨ Calling all local businesses, organizations, parents and community members!✨
We’re excited to kick off 2nd semester with Future Now: Finance for our 7th & 8th grade students at PMS on Jan 9.
📅 Please reach out by Jan 6 to reserve your spot! 🍽 Lunch will be provided.
The Grid Method was taught to 7th and 8th grade art students, to create drawings of either their favorite hero or villain. Enhancing their artistic eye by facilitating accurate scaling proportionate representation in drawings is beneficial for enlarging images while maintaining precise proportions, using a reference image with a 1-inch grid to recreate a drawing on a 2-inch grid, thus increasing its size. Students also got the chance to apply value shading by utilizing a new art medium known as watercolor pencils, to help enhance their details within their drawing to make them look 3D.
