Empathy has never been much in evidence from Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza, as he demonstrated again by storming out of a Jan. 16 Community Education Council hearing in Bayside because he didn’t think questioners were sufficiently deferential.
“People were yelling,” he complained to a television reporter from WCBS-Channel 2. “They weren’t allowing me to answer. It was grandstanding.”
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