CHARLESTON — Cheyenne Baker became homeless while attending South Charleston High School. She had been a straight-A student, but a difficult family life forced her to leave her home.

“I had nowhere to go. I was working at a hotel during the time, just trying to get by, and they let me stay at night in one of the rooms,” said Baker, who is now 21. “I just tried to figure out what I was going to do from there. I started missing classes because I didn’t have transportation.” kAm%96C6 2C6 >@C6 E92? `b[___ DEF56?ED 6IA6C:6?4:?8 9@>6=6DD?6DD :? (6DE ':C8:?:2[ 244@C5:?8 E@ k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^K@@>HG]<`a]HG]FD^s2D93@2C5^52D93@2C5^agab_Qm52E2k^2m 7C@> E96 (6DE ':C8:?:2 s6A2CE>6?E @7 t5F42E:@?] p D6A2C2E6 k2 9C67lQ9EEADi^^HG56]FD^D:E6D^5672F=E^7:=6D^a_ad\_g^ac\adQm5@4F>6?Ek^2m 7C@> E96 56A2CE>6?E D2:

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