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Lives Changed
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Loretta Conkel: Plenty of Ambition
Loretta Conkel came to the Denver Street School as a freshman in 1993 after several attempts at a public school career. She battled feelings of isolation, neglect, and hopelessness and considered dropping out completely. “In the public schools, I felt I had to prove something to my peers which led to trouble,” says Loretta. read more > |
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Becky Benesch: a Polished Future
When you walk into the full service nail salon owned by Becky Benesch, a 1998 street school graduate, you would never guess that this successful entrepreneur considered dropping out of school. “I owe the Denver Street School a great deal,” says Becky, “I am certain the school saved me from giving up on a high school diploma.” read more > |
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Ann Padilla: Living a Dream
As I sit here to write about my experience at the Denver Street School and how it has affected my life it is difficult to know where to begin. I am currently in law school, a dream I never believed I could reach until I graduated from the Denver Street School. read more > |
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