Local organization honors Charlotte graduate on mission to reform health care
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A Charlotte graduate is being honored not only for her hard work at school, but her big plans for the future.
Each year, The Charlotte Post Foundation partners with school districts to recognize the area’s top African-American high school seniors. The organization awards scholarships to the two top seniors per district, and Myla Hudson is one of them.
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“Her spirit is infectious. She makes you want to be better, and I think that’s the one thing that we all need from a good leader,” said Hudson’s former advisor, Darril Marshall.
>> In the video at the top of the page, Channel 9′s Almiya White introduces the Mallard Creek High School graduate who is on a mission to address health care disparities.
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