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Travis Reeves sworn in as Surry County Schools superintendent
<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Judge A. Moses Massey shakes hands with Dr. Travis Reeves after swearing him in as Surry County Schools superintendent Monday night in a special meeting of the Board of Education. Reeves was accompanied by his wife, Leslie, and the couple&#8217;s two children, Ridge and Weatherly.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Judge A. Moses Massey shakes hands with Dr. Travis Reeves after swearing him in as Surry County Schools superintendent Monday night in a special meeting of the Board of Education. Reeves was accompanied by his wife, Leslie, and the couple’s two children, Ridge and Weatherly.

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<p>David Broyles | The News</p><p>Surry County Board of Commissioners member Larry Phillips talks with Board of Education member Sue Stone as Commissioner Buck Golding and school board member Clark Goings look on. Commissioners Jimmy Miller and Paul Johnson as well as County Manager Chris Knopf attended the special meeting Monday held to administer the oath of office to Dr. Travis Reeves as the superintendent of Surry County Schools.</p>

David Broyles | The News

Surry County Board of Commissioners member Larry Phillips talks with Board of Education member Sue Stone as Commissioner Buck Golding and school board member Clark Goings look on. Commissioners Jimmy Miller and Paul Johnson as well as County Manager Chris Knopf attended the special meeting Monday held to administer the oath of office to Dr. Travis Reeves as the superintendent of Surry County Schools.

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Judge A. Moses Massey shakes hands with Dr. Travis Reeves after swearing him in as Surry County Schools superintendent Monday night in a special meeting of the Board of Education. Reeves was accompanied by his wife, Leslie, and the couple’s two children, Ridge and Weatherly.

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