Oklahoma Centennial High School: succeeding in a place of failure
Ronesha Johnson knows she attends the worst school in the state.
“This year they say ‘y’all was at the bottom of the list,’ †the 14-year-old honor roll student says matter-of-factly, after listing all the things she loves about Oklahoma Centennial High School: her leadership classes, her friends, choir and volleyball.
Her high school in northeast Oklahoma City scored 264 p...
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