Sentences with phrase «named city schools chancellor»

From the pulpit on Sunday, the Rev. Mark V. C. Taylor recounted how he had heard on the car radio that Dennis M. Walcott, the New York City deputy mayor, had been named city schools chancellor, and immediately made a mental note to place a congratulatory call once he got to work.

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On Feb. 28, 2018, news reports indicated that Mayor Bill de Blasio intends to name Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of the Miami - Dade school system, as the new chancellor of New York City public schools, replacing outgoing Chancellor Carmen Fariña.

Years ago, when Cathleen P. Black, New York City's newly appointed schools chancellor, was named president of USA Today, she was undermined by a colleague.

On the same day that Carmen Fariña was named the new schools chancellor — and said that school safety had «improved by and large» — the departing Bloomberg administration quietly released a two - year - old study showing that nearly a third of LGBT students in city schools reported having been bullied.

Hearst boss Cathie Black is being named the new schools chancellor at a City Hall news conference right now with Mayor Bloomberg.

The seven - member panel expected to be named late last week to assist the New York City Board of Education's search for a new chancellor will face a difficult mandate: recruiting a visionary leader who can correct the failures of the country's largest school system and shape it into «a model for the nation.»

Former New York City schools chancellor Rudy Crew's response was to discipline all those named in the report; some were fired, others assigned to desk jobs.

The Green Award is named for the first African American chancellor of the New York City school system.

When it comes to education reform, perhaps no city has inspired more controversy and acclaim over the last decade than Washington, D.C. Even today, uttering the name «Michelle Rhee» — the city's first schools chancellor appointed in 2007 after a major shakeup in the district — still evokes heated reactions from local residents.