T. T: The Role Of Community In Education

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T is a 17 year old African American male. he is currently homeless and lives on friends couches, Community in Schools (CIS) has assessed that he has been kicked out of his home by his mother that also has other kids under the age of thirteen and she says that she needs to take care of those kids and not so much of T.
T has been placed in Oakland HS because as a senior he has only manage to obtain 10 credits towards his diploma and has been suspended numerous times ranging from fighting to disobedience from his old school which is Stadium HS.
On, October 5, 2017 he had entered CIS office stating that he has no food and the only meal that he gets is at school during lunch and was looking for (CIS) to help him. Later that morning T had got in

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