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Three high-ranking military officers, a telecom executive and four experienced educators have been selected to participate in The Broad Superintendents Academy.
Top leaders from education, military, business, government and nonprofit backgrounds have graduated from the 2010 Broad Superintendents Academy.
Broad Foundation commits another $20 million to develop school district leaders
Fourteen prominent leaders from across the country, including high-ranking military officers, government officials and education executives, have been selected to participate in the 2010 Broad Superintendents Academy.
Nine senior education, business and military leaders have graduated from the 2009 Broad Superintendents Academy, and six are already working at the highest levels of urban school systems to improve student achievement.
Two retired leading superintendents credited with achieving significant student gains in Boston and Norfolk, Va. over the last decade have been named “superintendents-in-residence.”
Twelve prominent leaders from across the country, including high-ranking military officers, entrepreneurs and education executives, have been selected to participate in the 2009 Broad Superintendents Academy.
Ten senior education and military leaders have graduated from the 2008 Broad Superintendents Academy, and nine are already working at the highest levels of urban school systems to improve student achievement.
Twelve prominent leaders nationwide, including education executives, high-ranking military officials, civic leaders and a former U.S. congressman have been selected to participate in the 2008 Broad Superintendents Academy.
Eleven senior military leaders, business executives and career educators nationwide have graduated from the 2007 Broad Superintendents Academy, and eight are already working in urban school districts to improve student achievement.
Fourteen high-ranking military officials, prominent education leaders and business executives have been selected to participate in the 2007 Broad Superintendents Academy.