Patsy Pike, Debbie York, Carolyn Jones and Dr. Greg Little

Mount Airy City Schools recently honored retirees with a dinner.  This year six employees were recognized for their years of hard work and dedication.  Retirees include: Debbie York, teaching assistant, Carolyn Jones, teaching assistant, Patsy Pike, first grade teacher, Teresa Journey, teaching assistant, Bob Chilton, choral teacher and Elaine Hauser, accounts payable. 

Together these retirees contributed more than 120 years to children.  To thank them, Mount Airy City Schools presented them with a corsage and gift.  Ms. Lovell, principal of Tharrington Primary, took time to speak about her employees and wish them the best during their retirement. 

We thank you for your service!

Thursday, May 17, Mount Airy City Schools held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Media Center and Administrative Wing of Mount Airy High School.  Dr. Little, Superintendent, and board members were joined by key community leaders to celebrate the completion of this project. There was a performance by the show choir along with a speech from senior, Cameron Cawley.  This renovation project was the last of three projects to be completed for the high school.

Click here to read the Mount Airy News article.

The Jones Intermediate School Dining Room will be open this summer for lunch!  Lunch will be FREE to ALL children 2-18 years of age between 11:00 am and 1:00 pm Monday through Friday.  The program will be open June 4-July 27 (closed July 4th). Come join us this summer!

Click here to see the flyer.

Mount Airy Police Officer, Jim Armbrister is fighting an aggressive battle with liver cancer.  As a community, we want to support and show appreciation for "Officer Jim's" service to our city.  Mount Airy City Schools invites everyone to join us Saturday, June 9 at 9:00 am to participate in a walk/run event.  The event will be held at Mount Airy High School football field.  There will be raffle tickets and refreshments.  The walk will begin and end at the football field and include the downtown area. 

Click here to print and share the flyer.