Wrayanne Glaze Parker’s story doesn’t start with much promise. She grew up in Polk County, Georgia, spending most of her childhood and young adult life struggling with drug and alcohol addictions. But she knew this was not the life she wanted. So she moved to a long-term treatment program in Rome to break her addictions. Little did she know, she would eventually help operate programs just like this one all across Georgia…
After graduating the program, she was ready to start a new life with kids and family. And she told herself she wanted to go to college.
Wrayanne immediately applied to Georgia Highlands College.