ose pregnant adolescents in school could someday help them with their child's needs. A pregnant woman that stays in school has a much better chance for a better life than one that dropped out at sixteen and always works a low skilled job with a low income. Mary and Kayla found out they became pregnant at the age of seventeen. They both played all kinds of sports from basketball to soccer; they both earned the roll of team captions on the Varsity basketball team in their sophomore year. In their senior year, they had scouts looking at them from big league schools, just two months before their graduation and they had big decisions to make. They can either drop out and have the babies or stick with it and go off to college with basketball scholarships. Dr. Mary Stout and her intelligent sixth grader, now live in their first home together and Mary only works part-time at the local clinic for pregnant adolescence. Sale Associate Kayla Taylor works sixty plus hours at the local mall and lives in an apartment infested with flees. Both young ladies grew up in the same nationhood, both had the same choice to make
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