A new photo essay from The Chronicle |
| | | | | | | | | | | | Vasily Keytiyev readily admits that he had behavioral challenges as a teenager. He also recalls that nobody stepped in to ask him if he needed help.
When he graduated high school and decided to get his life in order, he knew he needed external support. “I couldn’t do it by myself,” he says.
He found that support in two unexpected places: the Marine Corps Reserve and a nonprofit called Service to School. |
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