Councilwoman Calloway speaks with Mumford students

Angela Whitfield-Calloway recently visited Mumford High School to speak with students about the importance of using their voices through voting and civic engagement. During her visit, Councilwoman Calloway encouraged students to understand how local government decisions impact their schools, neighborhoods, and future opportunities. She reminded students that young people have the power to create change when they become informed, involved, and active in their communities.

Students were highly engaged as Councilwoman Calloway shared her personal experiences in leadership and public service. She spoke about the importance of education, community involvement, and standing up for issues that matter. The discussion gave students an opportunity to ask questions about voting, leadership, and ways they can make a positive difference even before reaching voting age. Her message inspired many students to recognize that their opinions and ideas are valuable.

The visit was a meaningful learning experience for the students at Mumford High School because it connected classroom learning with real-life civic responsibility. Events like these help students develop confidence, leadership skills, and a greater understanding of the democratic process. Councilwoman Calloway’s visit served as a reminder that today’s students are tomorrow’s leaders, and every voice has the power to shape the future.