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how can teen moms finish high school

Raquelle Miranda

Specialized Education for Los Angeles Pregnant, Parenting Teens

By Christine Archer | June 11, 2014

Beginning when she was 13, Raquelle Miranda had several encounters with the juvenile justice system. She had her first child, Issac, when she was 17.

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