The National Sex Equity Demonstration Project (NSEDP) in the Broward County Schools, Florida, was created in 1979 to provide a demonstration of sex equity teaching. The two principal thrusts of the Project were to review materials to be used by regular teachers and to demonstrate how classrooms (and a whole district) could diminish discrimination based on gender. The Executive Summary of the NSEDP provides information on the evaluation team findings, the program, workshops for teachers, classroom observations, perceived need for the project, teacher activism, accomplishment, the issue of national or local purposes, teacher inservice training, feedback, program quality, and the legacy of the program. The follow-up is a report of educator reactions to an original draft of the Executive Summary. Reactions relative to its usefulness, its personalistic style, its accuracy, and its content are reported. (BW)