For many teens, graduating from high school is tough enough.
Try doing all that reading, homework and studying when you don’t have a place to live.
Meet some of these students in North Texas – and the people who are helping them out.
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A KERA News Digital Project by Bill Zeeble, Eric Aasen and Molly Evans |
Desmond Davis plays in the band at North Dallas High School. Photo/Ginny Martin
Sylvia Torres eats lunch at McKinney North High School. Photo/Lara Solt
Desmond Davis, 18, admires his baritone, the instrument he plays in North Dallas High School's band. Photo/Lara Solt
Brooke Ronk dropped out of high school. Then she enrolled at the Lewisville Learning Center. Photo/Stephanie Kuo
North Dallas High School has the largest homeless student population of any high school in Dallas ISD. Photo/Ginny Martin
Charles 'CJ' Johnson, right, jokes with Brandon Jones while making dinner at home. Photo/Lara Solt
Desmond Davis is a senior at North Dallas High School. Photo/Ginny Martin
A hallway at The Samaritan Inn in McKinney, a homeless shelter in Collin County. Photo/Lara Solt
Reporter: Bill Zeeble
Photographer: Lara Solt
Videographer: Ginny Martin
‘Voices’ Producer: Stephanie Kuo
Digital Coordinator: Molly Evans
Digital News Editor: Eric Aasen
Designer/Developer: Ryan Tainter
Executive Producer: Jeff Whittington
Vice President, News: Rick Holter
