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Melania Trump Visits Ashe County School to Promote Education Technology
She will visit classrooms and discuss AI and robotics as schools mark two years since Hurricane Helene disrupted learning.
- On Tuesday, First Lady Melania Trump travels to Ashe County to promote education technology and community resiliency in American schools, focusing on preparing children for success in the digital era.
- The trip marks the first lady's return to western North Carolina since January 2025, when she and President Donald Trump toured damage from Hurricane Helene.
- Visiting local classrooms, Melania Trump plans to deliver remarks to elementary students and observe how technology is being integrated into education.
- On Wednesday, President Trump will campaign for Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley at the Gastonia Municipal Airport in Gastonia, delivering remarks at 7 p.m., officials said.
- North Carolina will see a significant Secret Service presence this week as the President and First Lady visit the Tar Heel state on back-to-back days.
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