Spotlighting resilient seniors ahead of May 24 graduation
CLAY COUNTY – They lost their parents, suffered gruesome injuries and broke away from likely futures of crime and substance abuse. Some battled self-doubt, unfair expectations and adolescence. …
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Spotlighting resilient seniors ahead of May 24 graduation
CLAY COUNTY – They lost their parents, suffered gruesome injuries and broke away from likely futures of crime and substance abuse. Some battled self-doubt, unfair expectations and adolescence. Instead of falling victim to unwarranted and unfair challenges, each found the courage and tenacity to graduate and excel during their senior years. It is Clay Today’s privilege to spotlight some of these seniors.
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