Students in Mrs. Shields' class built their own “Robot Fingers” to explore how muscles, tendons, bones, and joints work together to help our bodies move. By pulling a string that represented a tendon, they watched their model fingers bend at the joints, just like real fingers do!
17 minutes ago, Jordyn Shields
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Congratulations to our Week 2 4th grade Perfect Attendance Winners. This week we had forty-five 4th graders with perfect attendance!
17 minutes ago, Kurt Friess
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After learning about matter and its properties, students in Mrs. Brimm's class conducted an experiment on how to change a dull penny to shiny. We heard a lot of "I'm doing this experiment at home!"
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Welcome to Week 2 Guthridge Vikings,

Please take a look at this week's Newsletter.

https://app.smore.com/n/cmg8v

Hard Work Pays Off...Go VIKES!
4 days ago, Matthew Peak
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We've been learning about matter and its properties this week.
4 days ago, Christy Armstrong
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Students in Mrs. Brimm's class finished getting to know our classmates with an All About Me face. We have some artist!
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Congratulations to our week 1 Perfect Attendance winners! September To Remember Attendance Challenges begins next week!
5 days ago, Kurt Friess
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Welcome to Week #1 Guthridge Vikings,

Please take a look at this week's newsletter.

https://app.smore.com/n/cmg8v

Hard Work Pays Off...Go VIKES!
11 days ago, Matthew Peak
Mrs. Brimm's students ended their first Friday by making ice cream in a bag.
12 days ago, Ivy Brimm
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Students in Mrs. Brimm's class enjoyed the first day of school by making oobleck!
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An important public announcement from KSDE: https://aptg.co/4zL6cK
14 days ago, Matthew Peak
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Welcome to Guthridge from our amazing staff.
14 days ago, Christy Armstrong
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Mrs. Shields' class having a great first day of fourth grade, playing a fun "getting to know you" game of Rock, Paper, Scissors.
15 days ago, Jordyn Shields
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Congratulations to Princess Thompson for winning our most improved attendance award for 2025-2026 school year
15 days ago, Kurt Friess
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Happy 1st Day of School Vikings! Please remember if you are dropping off your Guthridge Viking, be driving west on Briggs and drop them off on the north side of the street. Hard Work Pays Off... Go VIKES!
15 days ago, Kurt Friess
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Guthridge Vikings, Welcome Back! Hard Work Pays Off... Go VIKES!
16 days ago, Kurt Friess
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USD 503 Parsons • Parent / Student Transportation Handbook: https://aptg.co/7DJ1Zh
17 days ago, Matthew Peak
2026-27 Parent / Student Transportation Handbook

** UPDATED ** Planning ahead just got a little easier.

We're excited to introduce our new USD 503 • 2026-27 District Vacation Planner. A quick-reference guide designed to help families plan vacations, appointments, and other activities throughout the school year.

The planner highlights extended weekends, holiday breaks, staff development days, and other key opportunities to schedule time away while helping students maximize their time in the classroom.

We encourage you to save this graphic and refer to it throughout the year as you make plans for your family.

View or download a PDF copy of the complete 2026-2027 School Calendar here: https://5il.co/3ivmd

17 days ago, Matthew Peak
2026-27 Vacation Planner
Guthridge  Vikings,
Welcome Back!
Please take a look at our Welcome Back Letter for this year.
Thank you,
Kurt Friess, Principal Guthridge Elementary School

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cRG5R04MMB4OS_QPgIqbClOjqqynQMBH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=113602900821999118781&rtpof=true&sd=true
23 days ago, Guthridge Elementary School
Due to recent Kansas law, school districts and educators must limit social media to one-way communication with students. Since we can’t always know if we’re communicating with a student, we are no longer able to respond to direct messages or comment-based conversations on our social media pages.

It’s important to us to provide support when needed.
Please contact your student’s school if you need assistance.
25 days ago, Matthew Peak
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