Neubauer Fellows Community

Meet our Fellows
Principals and system leaders are more than the engine of education in Philadelphia—they are the heart of it. Our program participants work tirelessly to do what is right for the children whom they serve, and their dedication is felt across communities throughout our city.
Neubauer Fellows served more than 92,000 Philadelphia students in the 2022-2023 school year. View more stats on our Fellows here, or browse the full Fellow Listing below to learn more about these leaders and their work. To view our Fellows by cohort, please visit:
Cohort 1 (2015) | Cohort 2 (2016) | Cohort 3 (2017) | Cohort 4 (2018) | Cohort 5 (2019) | Cohort 6 (2020) | Cohort 7 (2022) | Cohort 8 (2024)

Tim McKenna
Assistant Superintendent of Post-Secondary Readiness
School District of Philadelphia Headquarters
2015
Neubauer Fellow

Brian Meadows
Deputy Chief, Office of Curriculum and Instruction
School District of Philadelphia
2022
Neubauer Fellow

Jeanne Meredith
Former Principal, St. Mary Interparochial School (Retired)
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
2016
Neubauer Fellow

Jim Meredith
Principal, Lansdale Catholic High School
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
2015
Neubauer Fellow

Lisa Mesi
Principal, Feltonville School of Arts and Sciences
School District of Philadelphia
2015
Neubauer Fellow

Cheshonna Miles
School Leader, KIPP West Philadelphia Preparatory Charter Middle School
KIPP Philadelphia
2019
Neubauer Fellow

Heather Mull Miller
Principal, William H. Hunter Elementary School
School District of Philadelphia
2020
Neubauer Fellow

Dr. Khary Moody
Principal, James R. Ludlow Elementary School
School District of Philadelphia
2024
Neubauer Fellow

Margaux Munnelly
Principal, Mastery Charter School – Pickett Campus
Mastery Charter Schools
2019
Neubauer Fellow

Emily Myers
Consultant, Mastery Charter Schools
Adjunct Professor, NYU Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service
2018
Neubauer Fellow

Jack Nelson Jr.
Principal, Abraham Lincoln High School
School District of Philadelphia
2017
Neubauer Fellow