Seattle boy, 10, attends school for first time after years living in a tent

A 10-year-old boy from Seattle attended school for the first time after spending much of his childhood living in a tent. His mother had been struggling with fentanyl addiction, which contributed to their unstable living situation. A dedicated 11-month outreach effort by support workers helped both the child and his mother access the help they needed. The mother entered an addiction treatment program in January, marking a turning point for the family. After completing his first day at school, the boy expressed eagerness to return, saying he wanted to go back.