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The rally, held on Wednesday at Edenton Street United Methodist Church in Raleigh, was also supported by nonprofits Book Harvest and Pastors for NC Children. "The money that is being poured into private schools should be poured into our public schools." “Our public schools provide equity with race, ethnicity, economic background, disability, sexual orientation and language," she said. Manley was one of more than a dozen speakers at the rally, held in response to the Republican-led legislative efforts to expand private school vouchers in North Carolina this long session. “The many accomplishments and achievements I have would not be possible without public schools,” Manley, a research intern for Public Schools First NC, told attendees at Every Child NC's "Opportunity for Every Child" rally on Wednesday. Now a honors student at UNC-Charlotte, Manley credits her many successes to the public schools she attended. In high school, she played varsity women’s soccer and golf, served as senior class president, and graduated valedictorian of her class. She learned to play her first instrument – the viola – in fifth grade, joined her middle school chorus, and learned to play chess at age 12. When Mariah Manley graduated from Cumberland International Early College High School in May 2022, she did so with accolades.Īt age 10, she became fluent in Spanish through a Spanish immersion program at her public elementary school. JStudents, educators advocate for public schools amid proposed voucher expansionīy Hannah McClellan, EducationNC June 22, 2023 Students, educators advocate for public schools amid proposed voucher expansion If you republish a story, please let us know by emailing Anna Pogarcic at email Anna Pogarcic at you have any questions.Please email Anna Pogarcic at you are interested in sharing a multimedia element.

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