Could You Graduate From High School If You Moved Once A Month And Got Pregnant At 16?

UNDROPPABLE is a social media campaign and documentary film “in the making” that highlights high school students who are going through a lot but somehow are able to muscle through and graduate no matter what. Please share this today.

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Jun 21, 2012

Typically, you hear about a school on TV because something bad happened in that community. UNDROPPABLE is here to show schools that there are people in the media who want to shine a light on the best things that are happening at their schools. Students are graduating everywhere against great odds. These brave individuals are truly rock stars in their communities, and they deserve a media platform to share their stories.

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