Check Out Zacora Scott’s Story

Zacora Atyire’ Scott aka “KoCo”, “1 of the Scott Girls (SG)”, Z, “Cora”, ” ZAS” was born at 26 weeks weighing 1lb 13oz on September 19, 2006, at MUSC Children’s Hospital Charleston, South Carolina. Zacora is from Shulerville, a small rural community in Berkeley County, South Carolina. Though no birth defects, Zacora has dealt with many health challenges: compromised immune system, 7 nose cauterization, IBS, Left Colon damage, Chronic Headaches, Chronic Fatigue, Chronic Pain, Cyst on the brain, Dysautonomia, and Neutropenia. Due to her multiple challenges, 2nd through 6th grades, ZAS was an intermittent homebound student and transferred to Full Medical Homebound, where she did not attend in-person school. After her 6th grade year due to continued health challenges, ZAS took the homeschooled path for her 7th and 8th grades years. With ambition, drive, and determination, ZAS continued to push!!! Due to the continued covid-19 outbreak, ZAS wasn’t able to attend in-person classes her freshmen year. As a sophomore, ZAS will remain homeschool. ZAS is currently seeking her passion as an independent model and to fulfill her career in nursing in the future. She enjoys being a spiritual encourager, journaling, traveling, exercising, dancing, shopping, flying, hanging out with her cousins & friends, and hanging out with one of her godmothers in Atlanta. She’s a board member of Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital formally MUSC Children’s Hospital -(YPAC) Youth Patient Advisory Counsel, Charleston, South Carolina, a member of the Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) of Charleston with the Mayor’s Office for Children, Youth and Families – Mayor John Tecklenburg, Charleston, South Carolina, a member of SCAHEC ( South Carolina Area Health Education Consortium),
a team member of Talent Search Program with Trident Technical College, a member of the media department at her church Heart To Heart International Ministries (HHIM), Moncks Corner, South Carolina – Bishop Jerome A. Taylor, was an assistant to the Chair ( her mother LaToya D. Scott) on the “Dr. Tonia Aiken Taylor Memorial Highway Project” where the Late Dr. Tonia A. Taylor ( First African American women to serve as a Counsel Women for the Town of Moncks Corner, in Berkeley County, South Carolina ) highway was named in her honor passed by the South Carolina General Assembly 2021-2022 SC BILL H3785, and recently became the owner of The ZAS Company, LLC.