Young mother honed culinary and life skills in JCPS school for teen parents
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“I was basically forced to come to TAPP, but once I got here and made friends, I’ve seen them graduating, the pink cap and gowns, the senior activities, like, I might as well stay here,” Skye Burris said.
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