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“This award is about Rocco,” said Ambrosino. “A guy that could have easily said, ‘I’ve done enough.’ He keptdoing and doing.”Petosa and Ambrosino have done the same.© 2011 SILive.com. All rights reserved.Page 32 of 157
Second school deputychancellor resignssince new boss CathieBlack's hireBY Rachel MonhahanDAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERSaturday, January 22nd 2011, 4:00 AMAn architect of some of the city's key school reformshas resigned his job as deputy chancellor, cityofficials announced Friday.Eric Nadelstern's departure comes just months afterMayor Bloomberg brought in magazine exec CathieBlack for the chancellor slot and promotedNadelstern's protégé as her second in command.He was central to key reforms like the city's effort toopen small schools to replace failing large highschools."I learned a lot from him and will always be gratefulfor his leadership," Klein said.To get Black approved, the mayor cut a deal with thestate to install a chief academic officer. ShaelPolakow-Suransky, who once worked forNadelstern, was chosen for the job.Nadelstern said yesterday he left the city forpersonal reasons that had nothing to do with thetransition to a new chancellor."I'm not retiring from the challenges of schoolreform," he said, adding he is weighing offersincluding work at a foundation and a full-timetenure-track professorship."He was central to the overall operation of the NewYork City public schools," said David Bloomfield ofthe College of Staten Island.Starting as a teacher in 1972 who rose through theranks, Nadelstern is the second deputy chancellorto resign since Black's appointment. PhoteineAnagnostopoulos, deputy chancellor for financeand technology, resigned the day after she wasappointed.When Black was criticized for lacking an educationbackground, city officials pointed to the experienceof former Chancellor Joel Klein's eight deputies.Nadelstern founded the International High School atLaGuardia Community College, serving students stilllearning English.Page 33 of 157
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