US EditionCharlotte eighth graders advocate for political issues in trip to D.C.
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Charlotte eighth graders advocate for political issues in trip to D.C.
Andrew Arriola was nervous. He and his 8th Grade classmates from Trinity Episcopal School in Charlotte had arrived in Washington, D.C., with a packed schedule. Over the next three days, they were scheduled to meet with Capitol Hill lawmakers to discuss issues the students deemed important to the United States – topics such as affordable housing, immigration and asylum, education funding, human trafficking and substance abuse. Arriola and his cl…
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