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Mount Airy City Board reviews athletic screening and NCHSAA preparticipation physical form

Mount Airy City Board of Education · November 4, 2025
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Summary

At a Nov. 4 work session, the Mount Airy City Board of Education reviewed athletic screening and safety protocols and examined the NCHSAA Preparticipation Physical Form; the board approved the meeting agenda but the minutes do not record formal action on the protocols or form.

The Mount Airy City Board of Education on Nov. 4, 2025, met at the district central office and reviewed athletic screening and safety protocols, including the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) Preparticipation Physical Form.

Board Chair Tim Matthews called the work session to order. Thomas Horton delivered the invocation and Kyle Leonard led the Pledge of Allegiance. During roll call, board members Jayme Brant, Mark Welch, Thomas Horton, Kyle Leonard and Randy Moore were recorded present; Ben Cooke was recorded as absent.

Board member Jayme Brant moved to approve the Nov. 4 agenda as presented; Kyle Leonard seconded. The roll-call vote recorded affirmative marks for Tim Matthews, Jayme Brant, Mark Welch, Thomas Horton, Kyle Leonard and Randy Moore; Ben Cooke was absent. The motion to adopt the agenda carried.

The agenda listed an item described as “Athletic Screening & Safety Protocols” with a presentation and specifically noted the NCHSAA Preparticipation Physical Form. The meeting minutes indicate the board received the presentation and reviewed the form. The record provided does not show any formal vote, motion, or adoption of new protocols or changes to the NCHSAA form during this work session.

The board reminded the public-comment procedure at the start of the meeting: speakers were asked to state their name, limit remarks to three minutes, and a total of 30 minutes was allotted for public comments. The minutes do not record the substance of any public comments in this segment.

The work session concluded and the minutes include lines for the chairman’s and secretary’s signatures. No further procedural steps, follow-up assignments, or dates for subsequent action on athletic screening or the NCHSAA form are recorded in the provided segment.