Cathie Black arrives on the red carpet at the International Women's Media Foundation Awards Luncheon at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City on October 22, 2014.

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Women's Media, New York, United States - 22 Oct 2014

'The Central Park Five' documentary screening after party, New York, America - 02 Oct 2012

Tom Harvey, Cathie Black Tom Harvey, left, and Cathie Black arrive at the Sun Valley Inn for the 2011 Allen and Co. Sun Valley Conference, in Sun Valley, Idaho

Sun Valley Conference, Sun Valley, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black applauds during a ground breaking ceremony for the new site of Harlem Children's Zone Promise Academy in New York. Black resigned, after a rocky three months that included parents heckling her at board meetings, plummeting poll numbers and the departures of several deputy chancellors

NYC Schools Chancellor, New York, USA

Cathie Black, Michael Bloomberg New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black speaks with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg during a groundbreaking ceremony in New York. Black resigned, after a rocky three months that included parents heckling her at board meetings, plummeting poll numbers and the departures of several deputy chancellors

Cathie Black, Michael Bloomberg New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black speaks with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg during a groundbreaking ceremony in New York. Seventy-eight pages of emails from November 2010 between city officials and Black were released late . They show how hard they worked to secure celebrity support for Black's unpopular appointment by Bloomberg to head the city's public school system, a job she kept for just 95 days

NYC School Chancellor Emails, New York, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, speaks to reporters in New York's City Hall after New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg delivered the fiscal year 2012 budget

NYC Budget, New York, USA

Cathie Black Feb. 15, 2011, New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black attends a budget hearing on elementary and secondary education in Albany, N.Y. Seventy-eight pages of emails from November 2010 between city officials and Black were released late . They show how hard they worked to secure celebrity support for Black's unpopular appointment by Mayor Michael Bloomberg to head the city's public school system, a job she kept for just 95 days

NYC School Chancellor Emails, Albany, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black sits in the audience before testifying before a joint legislative budget hearing on elementary and secondary education in Albany, N.Y., on

NY Budget Schools, Albany, USA

Deputy Mayor for Education Dennis M. Walcott, center, and New York Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, provide information on students impacted by storm related school closings, during a news conference on at city hall in New York City. Key city officials joined Mayor Michael Bloomberg to update the city's snow response following a winter storm that dumped up to 19 inches snow on the region

Winter Weather, New York, USA

MTA Chairman Jay Walden, left, and New York Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, listen as Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks during a news conference, at city hall in New York. Officials gave updates on the city's snow response following a winter storm that dumped up to 19 inches of snow on the region

Winter Weather NYC, New York, USA

Mayor Michael Bloomberg, second from left, and key city officials including Sanitation Commissioner John Doherty, far left, and New York Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, far right, listen as MTA Chairman Jay Walden, center, speaks during a news conference, at city hall in New York. Officials gave updates on the city's snow response following a winter storm that dumped up to 19 inches snow on the region

New York Schools Chancellor Cathie Black listen during a news conference on at city hall in New York City. Key city officials joined Mayor Michael Bloomberg to update the city's snow response following a winter storm that dumped up to 19 inches snow on the region

Jay Walden, Michael Bloomeberg, Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, is joined by Mayor Michael Bloomberg, center, and MTA Chairman Jay Walden during a news conference to discuss the city's response to the latest bout of snow in New York

Winter Weather NY, New York, USA

Stephanie Forcer teaches her class at P.S. 262 in New York during a tour by Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Cathie Black. New York City's Education Department has released a list estimating the number of teachers that could face layoffs if the state doesn't provide additional funds and seniority rules aren't changed

Teacher Layoffs, New York, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black looks over the street after touring a public school on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, sits with student Aliyah Perez, 9, in her classroom at P.S. 262 in New York

Cathie Black, Michael Bloomberg New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg look over a classroom in P.S. 262 on her first day as chancellor in New York, . A judge last week ruled against opponents who claim Black is unfit to head the school system because she has no advanced degree and no teaching background. The petitioners say they may appeal

Cathie Black, Michael Bloomberg New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, watches as Mayor Michael Bloomberg speaks to the media during a news conference in P.S. 262 in Brooklyn on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, with student Aliyah Perez, 9, in her classroom at P.S. 262 in New York. Six weeks after the former media executive assumed the post of New York City Schools Chancellor, Black's approval rating at 21 percent, according to a recent poll. Opponents continue to keep a legal fight alive to block her appointment as schools chancellor because she has no experience as an educator

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, looks over a student's shoulder during a tour of PS 262, the El Hajj Malik El Shabazz school in Brooklyn, on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black talks to the media during a news conference at P.S. 262 on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, greets students as they enter P.S. 262 in Brooklyn on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, reacts while hearing about the improvements at P.S. 262 in Brooklyn during a news conference at the school on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, center, sits with students while the media look on in a classroom at P.S. 262 in Brooklyn on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, right, greets students as they enter at P.S. 262, the El Hajj Malik El Shabazz school in Brooklyn, on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black meets with teachers at PS 262, the El Hajj Malik El Shabazz school in Brooklyn, while the media look on her first day as chancellor in New York

NYC Schools Chancellor, Brooklyn, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, center, shares a laugh with teachers and administrators at P.S. 262 in Brooklyn on her first day as chancellor in New York

NYC New Chancellor, New York, USA

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, center, greets students as they enter P.S. 262 while the media watch on her first day as chancellor in New York

Cathie Black New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, left, looks over students working at P.S. 262 in Brooklyn on her first day as chancellor in New York

NYC New Chancellor, Brooklyn, USA

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, left, New York's new schools chancellor, Deputy Mayor Dennis Walcott, center, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, right, arrive for a visit to Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Mayor Michael Bloomberg, left, and Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, New York's new schools chancellor, arrive for a visit to Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, New York's new schools chancellor, listens during a news briefing after visiting Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, left, New York's new schools chancellor, meets parents as she visits Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, right, New York's new schools chancellor, meets Linda Peterson, center, walking with Frankie Rodriquez, 3, and his sister Jacqueline Rodriquez, 7, to Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, center, New York's new schools chancellor, speaks during a news briefing after visiting Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, far left, New York's new schools chancellor, and Mayor Michael Bloomberg, third from left, pose with students at Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black, left, New York's new schools chancellor, and Deputy Mayor Dennis Walcott, second from left, listen during a news briefing after visiting Public School 109 in the Bronx, in New York. It was Black's first public appearance a day after the state granted her a waiver to bypass state law requiring chancellors to have education experience

Cathie Black, Joel Klein New York City Schools Chancellor Cathie Black, and her predecessor Joel Klein, during a news conference at New York's City Hall. Six weeks after the former media executive assumed the post of New York City Schools Chancellor, Black's approval rating at 21 percent, according to a recent poll. Opponents continue to keep a legal fight alive to block her appointment as schools chancellor because she has no experience as an educator

Cathie Black New York City's new Chancellor of Public Schools, Cathie Black, smiles during a news conference announcing her appointment, at City Hall in New York. A judge in Albany, N.Y. has cleared the way for the publishing executive to head New York City's public schools, after throwing out three petitions that sought to block her appointment

Cathie Black New York City's new Chancellor of Public Schools, Cathie Black, smiles during a news conference announcing her appointment, at City Hall in New York. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has conceded to a condition set by the state's education commissioner that could allow Black to receive a waiver for the non-educator to serve as the next schools chancellor

Cathie Black, Joel Klein Outgoing Chancellor of New York City Public Schools Joel Klein, left, speaks while the new Chancellor Cathie Black looks on during a news conference at City Hall in New York, . Mayor Michael Bloomberg named Black, a top publishing executive, to head the nation's largest school system on Tuesday after announcing that New York City's longterm chancellor was stepping down

Cathie Black New York City's new Chancellor of Public Schools, Cathie Black, smiles during a news conference announcing her appointment, at City Hall in New York. In her first six weeks as head of New York City schools, Cathie Black has been heckled by parent activists _ and heckled them back

Cathie Black, Joel Klein Outgoing Chancellor of New York City Public Schools Joel Klein, left, laughs at a reporter's question while the new Chancellor Cathie Black looks on during a news conference at City Hall in New York, . Mayor Michael Bloomberg named Black, a top publishing executive, to head the nation's largest school system on Tuesday after announcing that New York City's longterm chancellor was stepping down

Cathie Black Hearst Magazines chairwoman Cathie Black speaks to the media at City Hall in New York, where Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced that she is his choice for the city's next Chancellor of Public Schools. State education commissioner David Steiner agreed Monday, Nov. 29, 2010 to allow Black to lead the nation's largest school system, even though she has no background in education

Cathie Black Nov. 9, 2010 shows Cathie Black at City Hall in New York on the day Mayor Michael Bloomberg named the publishing executive as his choice for schools chancellor. Seventy-eight pages of emails from November 2010 between city officials and Black were released late . They show how hard they worked to secure celebrity support for Black's unpopular appointment to head the city's public school system, a job she kept for just 95 days

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