Find out if your favorite high school boys basketball player received postseason recognition from the 2024-25 season.

A dog named Spartacus is healing after he was found tied to a dumpster with severe injuries. (Source: Stray Rescue of St. Louis, Canva, DCC Gray News) ...

Kansas City Public Schools has goals to increase its numbers of Black and Latino teachers. A parents’ group says that’s race-based hiring and it’s discriminatory. Black children do better in ...

Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons is optimistic about getting a long-term deal with the team. The question is: When? Clarence Hill of All City DLLS reports the Cowboys have yet to have “real talks” ...

The Parsons Lions Club recently recognized students of the month from Parsons Middle School and Meadow View Grade School. The club recognized (left photo) Elsa Stone and Cole Fitzgerald from Parsons ...

Kansas launched its K-12 open enrollment program at the beginning of the 2024–25 school year, allowing students to transfer to public schools other than their residentially assigned ones.

In 2008, the average school year in Kansas was 174 days. This year, it’s 166. Some districts — particularly those with four-day weeks — have school only 141 days a year.

The New School has named its honorees for the 76th annual Parsons Benefit, taking place May 20th. They are Artemis Patrick, president and CEO of Sephora North America, Madelyn Wils, CEO of the Fifth ...

In the K-8 division, there were 144 participants. Parsons Middle School had two students participating. Gabe Klonowski won 3 matches for the day. He placed 68th out of 144. Gavin Bocook had 3 wins and ...

Although Parsons did not follow up the message with any defining context – we all know what he is referring too – a future extension with the Cowboys. And after Myles Garrett‘s enormous $40 ...

KILLEEN, Texas (KWTX/Gray News) – A student at a Texas middle school stabbed another student to death on Monday, according to the district. The family of the victim identified her as 14-year-old ...

TOPEKA (KSNT) – Members of the Kansas Board of Education (KBOE) cast their votes Tuesday to remove a controversial high school graduation requirement. The KBOE met in Topeka on March 11 as part ...