Through a Young Boy's Eyes
A Memoir of Appalachia in the 1960s
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James Franklin Simpson was born at home in Cawood, Kentucky, in 1954. The son of a public school teacher and stay-at-home mom, he spent his formative years growing up in the deeply-forested Appalachian mountains of eastern Kentucky. As a young boy, James experienced poverty, underfunded schools, geographical isolation, cultural segregation, and loss, all of which served as the impetus for his desire to become well-educated; he earned a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University. James was chosen as Kentucky's School Superintendent of the Year in 1995, by the American Association of School Administrators...
James Franklin Simpson was born at home in Cawood, Kentucky, in 1954. The son of a public school teacher and stay-at-home mom, he spent his formative years growing up in the deeply-forested Appalachian mountains of eastern Kentucky. As a young boy, James experienced poverty, underfunded schools, geographical isolation, cultural segregation, and loss, all of which served as the impetus for his desire to become well-educated; he earned a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University. James was chosen as Kentucky's School Superintendent of the Year in 1995, by the American Association of School Administrators, and rounded out his career serving as a graduate-level professor at Georgetown College for almost a decade.
