AKCCL Highlights #1 CTE Program Student: Christina Dickerson

Christina Dickerson - Our # 1 Student

Christina Dickerson, a young mother of three year-old twin girls and another two year old daughter is currently the top welding student in our program. Christina has endured homelessness and unemployment as a single mother this summer, but through it all, only missed two days of class while at times having to bring her girl to school with her. Despite living out of a motel she is determined to leave a legacy for her girls. Come out and help us celebrate Christina Dickerson and "Women In Welding". We invite individuals to come out and be a blessing to this family. Our hope is to get her into stable housing, provide food, and clothing for her and her girls.

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