Congratulations to our Science Fair winners! These groups will continue on to the Regional Competition in Greensboro next month!
During Media, students in Mrs. Fallaw's First grade class listened to The Mitten by Jan Brett. They discussed sequencing and participated in an activity.
The December Students of the Month were chosen for being considerate: they think about how their actions make others feel, treat others as they want to be treated, and show compassion.
Seated: Ayden M., Levi H., Jonah P., Levi H., Emma W., Joanna J., and Elijah K.
Standing: James H., Elena S., Kaylee B., Gracie D., Carson S., Sergio PL., and Hunter W..
Not Pictured: Brichany AM.
Seated: Ayden M., Levi H., Jonah P., Levi H., Emma W., Joanna J., and Elijah K.
Standing: James H., Elena S., Kaylee B., Gracie D., Carson S., Sergio PL., and Hunter W..
Not Pictured: Brichany AM.
During Media, students in Miss Bobbitt's Fourth grade class participated in a Breakout Edu about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
#SCSUpdates | Interested in enrolling your student in Surry County Schools? Kindergarten Registration is open now! For more information about enrollment, fill out the Google Form: https://forms.gle/dVDbCBs5vYDWcE6C7
❗️ This is not Pre-K registration. Information regarding pre-kindergarten will be released later this spring! ❗️
❗️ This is not Pre-K registration. Information regarding pre-kindergarten will be released later this spring! ❗️
Don't forget to be kind and listen on Christmas break, Dragons! The Elves on the Shelf and the Grinch are watching to report back to Santa!
Don't forget to be kind and listen on Christmas break, Dragons! The Elves on the Shelf and the Grinch are watching to report back to Santa!
FRES ML enjoyed a week of learning how different countries around the world celebrate the holidays, making hand painted poinsettias, enjoyed their favorite snacks ( Hot Taki’s) and having a snowball fight!
Time is running out! Get your yearbook NOW for only $25! (Price increases to $30 in January.)
Join us for the North Surry Spirit Night coming up at 13 Bones on Tuesday, January 6th!
The S.A.V.E. Promise Club/Student Council and AIG students went shopping for four Flat Rock Angels for Christmas, partly funded by donations S.A.V.E. Promise Club raised. The students had fun while working as a team for this heartwarming service project. The students experienced the joy of finding exactly what a child asked for, as well as the disappointment when it could not be found. The spirit of giving was a gift for the grownups to see, as these students displayed leadership and generosity to make another child's Christmas merry.
Congratulations to our school-wide Spelling Bee Winners! We are SO proud of our Dragons!
Time is running out! Get your yearbook NOW for only $25! (Price increases to $30 in January.)
November's Character Trait was Integrity which means standing up for what you believe in. We'd like to congratulate our Student's of the Month for showing the character trait, integrity!
#SCSUpdates | Surry County Schools will operate on a regular schedule on Wednesday, December 10, 2025. Thank you, and have a great evening.
#SCSUpdates | Due to confirmed black ice, primarily in the Lowgap region of Surry County, Surry County Schools will be closed with optional teacher work day, today, Tuesday, December 9, 2025. Thank you, and please stay safe.
#SCSUpdates | Due to the potential for black ice across the county, Surry County Schools will transition to a 3-Hour Delay with an option to close tomorrow, Tuesday, December 9, 2025. The district will continue to monitor road conditions into the morning with Surry County DOT and other Surry County Emergency Management Officials. Any change to this schedule will be announced by 8:30 am at the latest.
Thank you, have a good evening, and be safe tomorrow!
Thank you, have a good evening, and be safe tomorrow!
#SCSUpdates | Due to a hazardous weather outlook and winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service for our area, Surry County Schools will transition to a Remote Learning Day on Monday, December 8, 2025, for students and staff.
This means all schools and facilities will be closed for students and staff. Elementary students should complete work in their remote learning packets, and middle and high school students should access their assignments on Canvas.
With the uncertainty of morning conditions, the district feels this is the safest option for students, staff, and the families we serve. Thank you, and please stay safe!
This means all schools and facilities will be closed for students and staff. Elementary students should complete work in their remote learning packets, and middle and high school students should access their assignments on Canvas.
With the uncertainty of morning conditions, the district feels this is the safest option for students, staff, and the families we serve. Thank you, and please stay safe!
#SCSUpdates | Due to a hazardous weather outlook and winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service for our area, Surry County Schools will transition to a Remote Learning Day on Monday, December 8, 2025, for students and staff.
This means all schools and facilities will be closed for students and staff. Elementary students should complete work in their remote learning packets, and middle and high school students should access their assignments on Canvas.
With the uncertainty of morning conditions, the district feels this is the safest option for students, staff, and the families we serve. Thank you, and please stay safe!
This means all schools and facilities will be closed for students and staff. Elementary students should complete work in their remote learning packets, and middle and high school students should access their assignments on Canvas.
With the uncertainty of morning conditions, the district feels this is the safest option for students, staff, and the families we serve. Thank you, and please stay safe!
Due to a hazardous weather outlook and winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service for our area, Surry County Schools will transition to a Remote Learning Day on Friday, December 5, 2025, for students and staff.
This means all schools and facilities will be closed for students and staff. Elementary students should complete work in their remote learning packets, and middle and high school students should access their assignments on Canvas.
With the uncertainty of morning conditions, the district feels this is the safest option for students, staff, and the families we serve. Thank you, and please stay safe!
