Lighting Pathways to Global Success
Learn the signs. Say something. The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System Hotline is now available to our students and families. This Anonymous Hotline is monitored 24/7 by trained crisis counselors. The SS-ARS allows youth and adults to securely submit anonymous safety concerns – anytime, from anywhere – to help identify and intervene upon at-risk individuals before they hurt themselves or others. The system enables school administrators and law enforcement to create effective interventions and to help prevent violence, suicide, bullying, self-harm and other forms of threatening behavior. 1-844-5-SAYNOW
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The attached document contains the policies that were acknowledged at the June board meeting. The policies will be reviewed until the July Board of Education Meeting. These policies are available for public comment and those who wish to contribute feedback are encouraged to contact the Surry County Schools Administrative Offices at (336)386-8211.
Superintendent Reeves shared, “Miss Burcham has a positive rapport with her students by engaging students with hands-on learning experiences through labs, facilitating learning in the poultry animal science lab, and through local and statewide agricultural competitions. I am extremely proud to announce her as the 2021-2022 Beginning Teacher of the Year.”
Mrs. Amy Harris, Principal of Pilot Mountain Middle School is the Surry County Schools 2021-2022 Principal of the Year. Mrs. Harris is in her third year as principal at Pilot Mountain Middle and has been an educator for 19 years.
Alicia Fallaw, second grade teacher at Flat Rock Elementary was named the 2021-2022 Surry County Schools Teacher of the Year. This announcement came as a surprise to Mrs. Fallaw as she was named during a previously scheduled faculty meeting.
All K-12 students in the Surry County School System may officially begin in-person learning five days per week beginning Monday, April 12, 2021. This decision came during the special meeting of the Surry County Board of Education today, Friday, March 12, 2021, and in consideration of options granted by Senate Bill 220. The Board convened to discuss Return to Learn plans after a unanimous decision to increase in-person learning on Monday, March 8th.
The Surry County Schools Educational Foundation will host runners, walkers, healthy living enthusiasts, and education supporters on Saturday, April 24, 2021, at the 8th Annual MAD Dash 5K & Fun Run. The race is the Foundation’s first fundraiser of the year and will help provide resources for students and teachers, especially during this unique school year, and into the summer. This year, the event will take place at Fisher River Park in Dobson, NC, and an option to participate virtually has been added to the event. The Foundation is proud to have Surry Insurance as the 2021 Event Sponsor.
William Hart, social studies teacher at East Surry High, and Billy Pell, 5th grade teacher at Westfield Elementary are among the thousands of teachers across the United States to renew their certification as a National Board Certified Teacher (NBCT).
