Tobechukwu Phillips has emerged the first Black valedictorian of Alvin High School in Texas 125 years after it was established in 1894.
This incredible feat takes place 54 years after the school integrated with African-American students in 1965.
Tobechukwu Phillips graduated with a 6.9 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale, which she earned by taking Advanced Placement (AP) courses along with her electives.
She got to the top of her class by getting all A’s throughout her four years in school. This is in addition to her other interests.