While a lot of ADULTS would be held back by a devastatingly, unfortunate circumstance like homelessness, one DC teenager let it serve as the fuel to push her into academic success — all while holding down a 25-hour per week job and participating in extracurricular activities.
MailOnline: A homeless Washington teenager managed to graduate high school two years early despite working 25 hours a week winning herself a full scholarship to college.
MailOnline: A homeless Washington teenager managed to graduate high school two years early despite working 25 hours a week winning herself a full scholarship to college.
Destyni Tyree was living in the DC Central homeless shelter in Washington DC along with 243 other families when the then 14-year-old’s enrolled into Roosevelt S.T.A.Y. High School.



