Rahn Mayo
Rahn Mayo is a longtime “Champion for Children” and served eight years as a state Representative and member of the Georgia House Education Committee. Rahn strongly believes in the spirit of bi-partisanship and the power of consensus as essential elements of complex policy decisions and getting things done. As a legislator, Rahn sponsored and led efforts to pass multiple education bills that were signed into law, and improved operational oversight of charter schools and transparency measures for all K-12 schools in Georgia.
As a non-profit Director of Education Leadership Council, Rahn continues to invest in educational equity efforts as a community leader and public advocate for quality options in underserved communities. A graduate of Howard University with MBA studies completed at Georgia State University, Rahn is currently a senior program manager for a Fortune 100 energy infrastructure services company, and maintains a passion for public service and a desire to leverage extensive experience as a champion for effective policy, community and operational excellence in K-12 education.
Better Outcomes for OUR Kids‘ (BOOK) mission is to raise awareness around the need for high-performing schools in African-American communities, and the need to expand and increase the awareness of educational options and school choice. We believe when leaders are equipped with and prepared to share objective information about high-quality schools through BOOK’s programming, they will be effective at communicating the educational crisis effecting African-American youth. With support from parents, local constituents, policymakers, the media, and key influencers, we can change the course of our failing schools.
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