President Donald Trump visited Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia, to promote his Trump Accounts investment program during a midterm rally. Several hundred anti-Trump protesters gathered outside the school. A Wheeler High alumnus, 20-year-old Rylan Ferguson, filmed Trump’s gestures and described the moment as playful and supportive. Trump unveiled plans for newborn seed money of $1,000 per child, with potential additional matching funds from Georgia officials and backing from Republican candidate Rick Jackson, though officials have not confirmed legislative approval. Officials and critics questioned the appropriateness of holding a political event in a public school, and it was not stated whether future campaign stops will use school facilities. The rally occurred amid ongoing discussions about Wheeler High School’s Confederate name and broader post-visit reflections after a dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base.