Rod paige, education secretary during 'no child left behind' introduction, dies at 92 he was the first african american to serve in that cabinet post. Rod paige, who was president george w Bush’s first secretary of education but who left amid a series of controversies that included attacks on foes of the no child left behind law, died in. Rod paige, the first african american to serve as u.s Secretary of education, has died at 92 Bush announced paige's death on tuesday.
Education secretary rod paige, who helped launch the no child left behind act in 2002, died tuesday morning, according to his family According to a statement from his family, paige died tuesday morning at his home with his wife stephanie at his side Paige, who made history in 2001 as the nation’s first black education. Rod paige, an educator, coach and administrator who rolled out the nation's landmark “no child left behind” policy as the first african american to serve as u.s
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