Do you have a student who is interested in learning more about tennis? Sign them up for Tennis Camp!
**Update**
Link to Powerschool with Instructions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12UKRr3jDq8n4SHbrwMz_ohoi4qNaotDQ5iOg65WVbvY/edit?usp=sharing
Flat Rock Parents,
Please help us out by completing the annual student update for each student you have at our school. (You can find the option to update in Powerschool.) This update gives us a lot of important information, such as whether or not you want your child videoed or photographed and gives you the opportunity to update or remove contacts and home addresses. If you do not have an account, you'll need to create one. While working on this, please make sure you are working on the annual student update and NOT the new student enrollment. Please call the office if you have any questions.
Thanks for your help with this!
Mrs. Hoosier's 3rd grade class won an ice cream sundae party for having the highest fundraiser sales. Thank you to our PTO president, Melissa White, for organizing this!
Our art contest winners had a great time on their field trip to Crisanthemum Studios in Pilot Mountain. They also enjoyed time at Charles H. Stone Library, painting beautiful art work on the sidewalks.
On Friday, Rotarians from the Mt Airy Rotary Club along with Miss Coe, Ms Greeson, and Mrs Edwards, read two books to Kindergartners! We appreciate the Rotarians for giving money so books can be purchased for all Kindergarten students and for coming to read to the kids!
Ms.Coe's Kindergarten class are proud authors! They worked through the writing process to write and illustrate their own book on what it means to show kindness in Kindergarten!
#ProudAuthors @studentreasures
Flat Rock Elementary would like to congratulate our Volunteer of the 2025-2026 school year, Melissa Wight!
Today our entire student body pumped each other up for Dibels testing that begins tomorrow. Each class was paired with another class and gave them an encouraging message. We can't wait to see how well our Dragons do!
March Students of the Month - nominated for the leadership attribute Accepting.
Pictured from top left:
Miguel Brown, Jonah Padgett, Zayden Linville, Reagan Nance, Yaretzy Rodriguez, Benjamin Nester, Clayton Oyer, Neiko Jones (not pictured), Joshua George, Emerie Hunter, Alessandro Alonzo, Ella McHone, Kade Snow, and Gabriel Brannock.
Teresa Martin, local author, spoke to 2nd graders on Friday! She read her book to the students and together they came up with ideas if they were going to write a book!
Last week we had the pleasure of hosting 2 of our Surry County Schools Board Members. Thank you for serving our students their lunch when you came to visit!
2nd Grade Ag day was a blast! Our 2nd graders enjoyed learning about agriculture on this field trip!
Join us for a PTO Skate Night on Tuesday, April 15th from 6-8pm!
In case you missed our shirt sale, we still have some available! Stop by the office to get your Dragon Spirit Wear while supplies last!
Our PTO fundraiser is coming to a close. Please make sure your student turns in all money and orders tomorrow morning!
Miss Ramey’s class has been learning to calculate speed in science! They took their learning outside yesterday and today took time themselves doing different exercises in different lengths of distance to calculate their speed!
During Media, Second graders put Snap Circuits together!
Please join us in recognizing Autism Awareness and National Child Abuse Prevention month by wearing a Flat Rock shirt on Monday, your favorite boots or shoes on Tuesday, crazy socks on Thursday, and the color for both of these causes, blue on Friday.
During Media, Third grade students read Freedom on the Menu with Mrs. Edwards and then did an extension activity with Mrs. Johnson from Mt. Airy Public Library!
It was such an honor today to hear from one of the Flat Rock Six, Mr. Frankie. Mr. Frankie traveled to our school, HIS school, to share a story about turning tragedy into triumph. Mr. Frankie was in the school when it caught fire 68 years ago. He made it out with burns on about 70% of his body and shared how he overcame the hardships that came with that.
Thank you, Mr. Frankie, for sharing your story. Our 3rd-5th graders will remember this for a long time to come!
