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Out of about the 800 student body at Paul Robeson High School in Chicago, 115 of them are preggers.
All those young ladies are moms or moms-to-be at Paul Robeson High School. It's not a school for young mothers, it's a neighborhood school. And all of the pregnancies have happened, despite prevention talk.
Chicago Public Schools says it does not track the overall number of teen moms in the district. But Robeson Principal Gerald Morrow knows the count at his school in Englewood: 115 young ladies who are either expecting or already have had children.
One thing they might not know about their principal: His mom had him when she was 15. That's why accepting the problem -- and working through it -- is so important to him.
3 comments:
well at least the principal isnt giving up on it like, fuck it aint my life, im still gettin paid at the end of the year. prime example of understanding a situation and workin with the problem and finding a solution vs. saying the solution is fuck it.
but i must admit,
thats alot of preggo females. lls. one bitch go into labor two more follow suite, and at the end of each week, the major class project, is a baby shower for the next chick to soon deliver. a mess.
Having a school for pregnant and teen mothers is kind of like promoting it, but at the same time, I guess no one has to worry about fitting in.
good little thing i can talk about for my teen pregnancy research paper, lol, this is just ridiculous
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