Success by Any Other Name Antwan Jefferson, PhD Welcome to the summer 2022 issue of the Denver Journal of Education and Community (DJEC: n. dee-jeck). Since we are at the beginning of a new school year, one that is possibly the closest to the start of a “normal” school year Read more…
Student Success Who Decides? By | Allan Tellis, Chief Writer, Denver “I think there is a kind of disconnect between how people have viewed their own success, versus how I think the district is viewing Read more…
Student Success Educator perspective By | Maria Sanchez I spent the majority of my K-12 education in a small mountain town school district called Eagle County School District. Growing up there, I can’t Read more…
Student Success Student perspective By |Cora Rhodes Going to Denver School of Science and Technology: Byers (DSST: Byers), a Denver public school, after attending Stanley British Primary (Stanley), a private school, allowed me to view the public school system differently. Coming from Read more…
Student Success Personal perspective By | Erica Lee Youth and ultimately, society will realize its full expression of success when the emphasis on education becomes relationally focused, instead of transactionally focused. This will occur by the actualization of what bell hooks calls enlightened Read more…
Student Success Editorial perspective By | Spencer Childress It seems true that students, parents, and educators all hold student success as a goal worthy of pursuing in public education settings. However, the subjective ways in which diverse humans define success presents potential incongruence Read more…
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