Thank you Parsons Educational Foundation for a mini grant providing all first grade students with handheld erasable white boards that are blank on one side and lined on the other. Reusing the boards for assignments all year allows for tremendous cost savings and reduces waste.
Learning to weld can provide students skills and abilities they can use not only to build and repair items of utility, but also to be creative artistically, like these three students who are creating a small robot made of scrap metal, parts, old tools and pieces of hardware.
PHS drafting students looked on as O'Brien Ready Mix arrived at PHS Monday morning to pour concrete into the forms Heck & Wicker Construction are building for PHS students to construct the iron colonnade they have designed for the Five Pathways to Freedom Veterans Memorial.
Parsons Middle School SparkWheel accepted student volunteers to ring the bell for the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign at the Parsons Walmart Friday. SparkWheel promotes success in school and life, by removing barriers so students thrive and reach their full potential.
PHS Honors Chemistry students performed several experiments Friday during a lab related to chemical reactions that produced solids, liquids and gases. For example, they observed as heat was applied to one substance in a test tube to produce a gas that ignited a nearby ember.
PHS National Honor Society students volunteer annually to help with set up for the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction. The auction benefits the community by providing food baskets for families in need. Many of the students will also help with filling the baskets for families.
More Lincoln and Garfield students toured the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction trees today, before they all get auctioned tonight. KSN was on hand to learn about Stella Wells and how the auction has helped the community for 35 years now, carrying on Stella Wells' efforts.
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Ms. Oberle hosted a day at Parsons High for District Orchestra to prepare for the concert at 4:30 Saturday at The Bicknell Center on the Pittsburg State campus. It's a great concert featuring select band, choir, and orchestra students throughout the SEK. Go Vikes!
Classes at Lincoln each decorated a tiny tree with different themes. The favorite is chosen by Penny War voting. Once the winner is chosen, the trees won't sit at the school, but instead will be delivered to individuals in nursing homes in Parsons to bring them holiday cheer..
Lincoln School preschool and kindergarten were the first classes to tour and see the decorated trees that will be auctioned off Friday in the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction. Students' favorites varied, but KC Chiefs tree won out with the last group.
Caleb Webster shows Speech Pathologist Emily Ray the board Wright Signs made for the playground area at Garfield to help nonspeaking and minimally speaking students communicate their needs. Thanks to the Parsons Educational Foundation for the mini grant that paid for the sign.
Each year some students at Parsons Middle School make ornaments to decorate a tree the school adopts for the Stella Wells Auction. Teachers, admin and a few other helpers pitch in to bring it together. This year their theme was "Super Viking Bros: A Pixel Perfect Christmas".
Every year Garfield School adopts a tree to decorate for the Stella Wells Auction. Students make decorations and then a few staff decorate a couple of nights before the auction. This year was an ocean theme. Elementary students will tour to see all the finished trees.
A Main Street Christmas Concert featuring The Duke Mason Band. Saturday, December 7, 2024 at 7:00 pm at the Parsons Municipal Auditorium. Free Admission! Help support the Parsons Police Department's "Shop with a Cop" program!
For the past 15 years, Brenda Ozier and Brenda Jones have organized the annual Friendsgiving at Parsons High School. Staff volunteer every year to bring snack, dinner and dessert items, along with other needs, to make this fabulous feast fun for everyone.
Each of the schools organized similar events, thankful to celebrate all their coworkers and the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Thank you to our alumni - graduates from 2024 and 2023 - who took time to come together at the PHS Auditorium today during 2nd hour for a Q&A session with current juniors and seniors. The goal was for these recent graduates to discuss with our upper classmen what the transition to college and/or the workforce has been like, what struggles and successes they have had, and any advice they would suggest from a student stand point for things that can be implemented during high school to help in the transition.
🗣️ 💙💛 PMS and PHS C.A.M.P. students are selling popcorn for a fundraiser to help with field trips and educational materials and ideas. Please support our students and order some Christmas/Holiday Popcorn, they even have a pickle flavor option if that’s your thing! 🍿
ORDERS ARE DUE BY DEC 3!! YOU MAY PAY CASH, CHECK OR CAMERA CAPTURE or CLICK THE QR CODE BELOW!
💙💛💙🍿THANK YOU IN ADVANCE🍿💙💛💙 You can contact Kristina Mayhue or any C.A.M.P. Student to place an order.
The C.A.M.P. will allow students the opportunity to explore multiracial backgrounds, while acknowledging issues and event, bringing awareness and education through celebration, diverse learning and fun activities to those interested and willing to collaborate with different cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
