25 = NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS ACCEPTED
23 = NUMBER OF GRADUATES
THE CLASS OF 2002*
- Burt, Walter
- Carter, Arnold
- Dawning, Paula
- Downing, Kathryn
- Glascoe, Michael
- Green, Patricia
- Harris, Carl
- Hopkins, Delores
- Jenney, Timothy
- Johnson, Melody
- Leonard, Steven
- McGinley, Nancy
- Oliver, Bernard
- Peebles, Thandiwe
- Rayer, Ben
- Robinson, Wendy
- Saavedra, Abelardo
- Stockwell, Robert
- Vigil, Joseph
- Watkins, Patricia
- Welch, John
- Whalen, Kathleen
7 = NUMBER OF GRADUATES CURRENTLY LISTED AS FEATURED ALUMNI."
- Harris, Carl
- Glascoe, Michael
- Johnson, Melody
- McGinley, Nancy
- Rayer, Ben
- Robinson, Wendy
*This list was obtained online in ~2007; it is no longer posted.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION FROM 2002
Participants in the academy will not need to leave their current jobs immediately. They will attend trainings for a number of weekends over a ten-month period in locations across the country. Fellowships, including tuition, travel and all program-related expenses, will be fully covered by The Broad Center. At the end of the training, The Broad Center will help place participants in urban school districts as administrators and superintendents.
The Fellows received guidance from leaders in business, education and the non-profit sectors. Faculty at the Academy included:
- Rod Paige, U.S. Secretary of Education
- Henry Cisneros, CEO, American CityVista
- William Cox, Managing Director, School Evaluation Services
- Chris Cross, Senior Fellow, Center on Education Policy
- Frances Hesselbein, Chairman, The Drucker Foundation
- Don McAdams, Founder, Center for Reform of School Systems
- Donald Nielsen, President, Hazelton Corporation; Chairman, 2WAY Corporation Hugh B. Price, President and CEO, National Urban League
- Paul Ruiz, Principal Partner, Education Trust
- Adam Urbanski, Director, Teacher Union Reform Network
- Randi Weingarten, President, United Federation of Teachers
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