'A punch in the gut': Parents confront Cobb school board over Trump visit
'A punch in the gut': Parents confront Cobb school board over Trump visit By Denise Dillon FOX 5 Atlanta Donald J. COBB COUNTY, Ga. - Furious community members stormed out of a Cobb County school board meeting on Thursday following intense public backlash over President Donald Trump's visit to Wheeler High School. Cobb County School Board erupts What we know: More than a dozen residents addressed board members during public comment to voice anger over Wednesday's presidential visit to Wheeler High School.
- ▪'A punch in the gut': Parents confront Cobb school board over Trump visit By Denise Dillon FOX 5 Atlanta Donald J.
- ▪COBB COUNTY, Ga. - Furious community members stormed out of a Cobb County school board meeting on Thursday following intense public backlash over President Donald Trump's visit to Wheeler High School.
- ▪Cobb County School Board erupts What we know: More than a dozen residents addressed board members during public comment to voice anger over Wednesday's presidential visit to Wheeler High School.
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'A punch in the gut': Parents confront Cobb school board over Trump visit By Denise Dillon FOX 5 Atlanta Donald J. Trump Published July 23, 2026 10:13 PM EDT Share Copy Link Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Published July 23, 2026 10:13 PM EDT Cobb County crowd boos video of Trump visit Dozens of parents confronted the Cobb County school board and walked out during a meeting following President Trump's campaign rally at Wheeler High School,. The Brief Dozens of furious parents confronted the Cobb County school board following President Donald Trump's controversial visit to Wheeler High School.About half of the audience walked out in protest after a video showcasing the presidential visit played during the meeting.School leaders defended the event as a rare national honor, noting…
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