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County Board of Education visits Central Middle School
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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Surry County Board of Education Chairman Earlie Coe and board member Clark Goings talk with Central Middle School sixth-grader Cilia Espinoza about her computer. The board visited the school as part of its annual visit to all schools which began on Wednesday.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Surry County Board of Education Chairman Earlie Coe and board member Clark Goings talk with Central Middle School sixth-grader Cilia Espinoza about her computer. The board visited the school as part of its annual visit to all schools which began on Wednesday.

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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Surry County School Superintendent Dr. Ashley Hinson prepares to assemble a taco during the board of education&#8217;s annual visit to Central Middle School. Hinson said he and the board feel the yearly visits help them understand better what school staff, teachers and students experience daily.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Surry County School Superintendent Dr. Ashley Hinson prepares to assemble a taco during the board of education’s annual visit to Central Middle School. Hinson said he and the board feel the yearly visits help them understand better what school staff, teachers and students experience daily.

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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Surry County School Board members Brian Moser and Earlie Coe step up to the sandwich board and prepare hot dogs for Central Middle School students. Board members visited the school Wednesday and met with new teachers and staff as part of their yearly tour of county schools.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Surry County School Board members Brian Moser and Earlie Coe step up to the sandwich board and prepare hot dogs for Central Middle School students. Board members visited the school Wednesday and met with new teachers and staff as part of their yearly tour of county schools.

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Surry County Board of Education Chairman Earlie Coe and board member Clark Goings talk with Central Middle School sixth-grader Cilia Espinoza about her computer. The board visited the school as part of its annual visit to all schools which began on Wednesday.



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