Federal Programs

🌟 What an incredible start to our Surry County Schools Migrant Education Program (MEP) Summer Camp! 🌟

Our first day was filled with smiling faces, meaningful conversations, and wonderful opportunities for students and families to learn and grow together.

This year's camp is centered around the inspiring story of Dr. Q, whose journey reminds us that with determination, hard work, and the support of others, dreams really can become reality. Students and families engaged in thoughtful discussions about their own goals, aspirations, and the many possibilities that lie ahead.

Beyond the lessons, one of the best parts of the day was strengthening the connections between our schools, families, and community. These relationships are at the heart of everything we do, and it was exciting to see so many families participating and learning together.

A huge thank you to our amazing Surry County Schools MEP Team for planning and leading such an engaging day, to our wonderful families for joining us, and to our community partners for supporting our students.

And a special shout-out to Chick-fil-A for providing lunch for our campers and families, we truly appreciate your support!

Here's to an amazing summer of learning, growing, and dreaming big! ❤️📚🌟

#SurryCountySchools #MEP #DreamBig #FamilyEngagement #StudentSuccess #CommunityPartnership #ThankYouChickfilA

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Federal programs in Surry County Schools include Title I, Title II, Title III, and Migrant Title I Part C providing additional enrichment for students and families. Title IV, Part A, and RLIS are also part of the Federal Programs umbrella.

Surry County Schools uses its federal funds to promote academic achievement and provide supplemental funds to all 11 elementary schools through Title I, school-wide programming.

Title III funds support growth in English Language Development for students and the Migrant Education Program offers assistance for students, parents, and families to be successful in the US educational system.

A common thread throughout all the federal programs is the focus on bringing home, community, and schools together so that students are ready for college and careers.

Informational Links For Parents & Families

Contact information:

Kelly Nelson-Danley, Director of Federal Programs

danleyke@surry.k12.nc.us

NC School Report Cards-Print QR Code

Cross-Program Consolidated Monitoring Review-Closure Letter-No Findings 4-09-2025

Consolidated Monitoring Closure Letter-4-09-25-No Findings

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