Tupac Mosley, Homeless Teen, Emerges as High School Valedictorian, Secures $3M in Scholarships

Tupac's journey took a challenging turn in 2017 when his father passed away, leading to financial struggles that eventually resulted in their home being foreclosed in February 2019. Despite facing homelessness and moving from one place to another, Tupac remained unwavering in his dedication to education.

Tupac Mosley, Homeless Teen, Emerges as High School Valedictorian, Secures $3M in Scholarships

In an extraordinary display of resilience and academic prowess, 17-year-old Tupac Mosley from Memphis, Tennessee, defied homelessness to graduate as the valedictorian of his high school, securing a remarkable $3 million in college scholarships from 44 different schools.

Tupac's journey took a challenging turn in 2017 when his father passed away, leading to financial struggles that eventually resulted in their home being foreclosed in February 2019. Despite facing homelessness and moving from one place to another, Tupac remained unwavering in his dedication to education.

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Motivated by family, teachers, and faith, Tupac credited the local organization For The Kingdom for providing his family with a cabin to live in and supporting his academic focus.

Receiving over $3 million in scholarships surpassed Tupac's initial goal of $1 million. He delivered an inspiring valedictorian speech at his graduation ceremony, urging classmates, "Never let your current situation, whatever circumstances you’re going through, be a mountain that you can’t climb."

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Tupac's story is both remarkable and rare, especially considering the challenges faced by homeless students in the U.S. According to the National Center for Homeless Education, over 1.5 million students experienced homelessness in the 2017-2018 school year.

Tupac intends to major in electrical engineering at Tennessee State University, aspiring to become an inventor and contribute to societal advancements. His determination and success exemplify the triumph of the human spirit over adversity and serve as an inspiration to others facing similar struggles.