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Ms. How-Boyd Case Study

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Ms. How-Boyd is a 55 year old individual born and raised in Malaysia. She reported that she graduated high school in 1981, and did not attend college. Ms. How-Boyd stated that she did not continue her education because her family was unable to afford it. She indicated that she worked as an office clerk and helped operate her sister’s beauty salon. Ms. How-Boyd reported that she came to the United Stated in 1987. Ms. How Boyd indicated that she is currently working as a lunch monitor at the Lenox Elementary School in Baldwin,

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