Incredible story of Arizona school principal who adopted neglected 12-year-old girl, covered in head lice and bruises after she was sent to his office to be reprimanded


 An Arizona teen, who was living in inhumane conditions in a group home when she was twelve, has revealed she is now thriving after being adopted by her school principal years ago. Raven Whitaker-Smith, now 18, lived in a group home and said the conditions were so poor she had lice, dirty fingernails and bruises along her body. Seven years ago, Raven met Jason Smith, the principal of Campbell County Middle School, after she was reprimanded for throwing food in the school cafeteria.

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