EDUCATION · NY · 1990-1993
Joseph A. Fernandez
Schools Supt · New York · New York
NOTABLE
On the record
First Hispanic NYC Chancellor; ousted over condom availability + Rainbow Curriculum (gay-inclusive lessons)
Background
Between 1990 and 1993, Joseph A. Fernandez held the Schools Supt · New York of New York seat in New York, a 3-year tenure. Flagged as a notable historical figure by Officium's curation pass. Took office after Richard R. Green; succeeded by Ramon C. Cortines. Note: First Hispanic NYC Chancellor; ousted over condom availability + Rainbow Curriculum (gay-inclusive lessons). Same-year political environment (1990): Governor Mario Cuomo.
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Others who held this office in New York
- Ramon C. Cortines (1993-1995)
- Richard R. Green (1988-1989)
- Nathan Quinones (1984-1988)
- Anthony J. Alvarado (1983-1984)
- Frank J. Macchiarola (1978-1983)
- Irving Anker (1973-1978)
- Harvey B. Scribner (1970-1973)
- Bernard E. Donovan (1965-1969)
- Calvin E. Gross (1963-1965)
- John J. Theobald (1958-1962)
- William Jansen (1947-1958)