7th/8th grade art got to travel to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art for a guided educational tour and a little fun! They learned some awesome techniques for viewing art, and studied the story of We The People.
Mrs Fabrycky's 7th and 8th grade art learned about museums that create relief sculptures from famous paintings for the visually impaired. they are now making their own reliefs from images they created or found!
There will be a quick meeting in Miss. Smith's room tomorrow after school for all girls that tried out for Spirit Squad!
Next week is Anti-Bullying week!
Join us for our Veterans Day Assembly! Doors open at 8am .
Mrs. Woods' Science Class is doing a unit on cellular organelles. Here are a few of the cellular organelles that her students recreated.
Mrs. LaForge’s lifting group of the month! These young men not only work hard, but they hold each other accountable too. Great work Ralph and Jayden!
Friendly twin Pickleball match up in Mrs. LaForge’s 6th hour!
6th graders finished their Halloween project in ELA by completing a character analysis of characters from The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
No School on Friday, November 1, 2024.
Spirit Club tryouts are next week!
Social Studies students used the jigsaw method to become experts on the Overland Trails. They took the knowledge back to their Home Group and taught their classmates.
Check out our spirit wear store! Lots of great options!
https://jocksnitchpromo.com/parsonsms/shop/home
Our first Girls Wrestling tournament is getting started at Pittsburg! Go Vikes!
Our first Girls Wrestling tournament is today at Pittsburg!
Good luck Lady Vikings!
6th graders gave back to the community today by cleaning up Glenwood Park! After, we got to play for a little bit!
7th grade students had a blast touring various Parsons businesses today. They even got to try their hand at tattooing!
SparkWheel Student Support Coordinator, Susan Hill, put on the Future Now Finance event for Parsons Middle School 8th graders today. Students chose career paths and lifestyles at the age of 26. They navigated through “adulting” by budgeting for housing, transportation, groceries, student loans and more. Real life lessons were learned today. Special thanks for the help from the wonderful community volunteers. We couldn’t do it without you!