Outgoing Surry superintendent to take state role in education advocacy

March 30, 2026 - 18:39

Dr. Travis Reeves will conclude his tenure as Superintendent of Surry County Schools on June 30, transitioning to a new position aimed at influencing education policy across North Carolina. He has been appointed as the next Executive Director of the North Carolina Association of School Administrators (NCASA).

In his new capacity, Reeves will advocate on behalf of school leaders statewide, focusing on legislative issues, professional development, and the collective interests of public education administrators. The move marks a significant shift from district-level leadership to a broader platform affecting educational systems throughout the state.

The Surry County Board of Education has initiated the search for his successor, aiming to ensure a smooth transition for the district. Reeves expressed gratitude for his time in Surry County, emphasizing his commitment to supporting students and educators. His departure concludes a chapter of local leadership, positioning him to address the challenges and opportunities facing North Carolina's schools from a prominent advocacy role. The NCASA stated that Reeves’s extensive experience as a superintendent made him an ideal candidate to lead the organization.