Salt Lake Tribune · Oct 12, 2019
Utah high school program seeking to help teen moms
Ogden • In a large carpeted room at a high school in northern Utah, several babies are learning how to roll onto their stomachs and walk.
The babies are the first to enroll in a revamped child care program at Two Rivers High School in Ogden, which opened at the beginning of the school year, the Standard-Examiner reports. The program is helping young parents finish their education and spend more time with their children.
On a Thursday morning, Sydnee Daily, a senior at Two Rivers, was playing with her 5-month-old daughter, Mila, and teaching her how to roll over from her back to her stomach. Mila is also learning how to grasp toys at the daycare.