Due to an immune deficiency syndrome she has lived with since childhood, Blair Hornstine spent a significant number of her academic years at home with tutors. Although some might consider her non-traditional educational setting to be a hindrance to social development, Blair Hornstine is living proof that a young adult who learns independently can become a great community leader and an inspiring role model. Blair has excelled in virtually all aspects of her academic career and was named the Valedictorian of Moorestown High School. Today, she pursues a law degree to be conferred in May 2010. Blair, an accomplished vocalist, already possesses a Master's degree in Classical Studies, and over the years, she has held a number of leadership roles in student government and student activities. Although her home was the setting for most of her special education classes and tutoring sessions, Blair Hornstine, by no means, spent her entire childhood at home. Like her mother Linda, Blair Hornstine proved herself a community activist and neighborhood leader at a young age. Together with her brother, Blair Hornstine founded the Moorestown Alliance for Goodwill and Interest in Community (MAGIC), a community service group dedicated to improving Moorestown and creating a better and more cohesive community.