Fightback Against Racist Queens HS Principal
Racism Still Prevails Among Many Bloomberg MisEducation Principals

At the building that includes Pan American International High School in Queens, John Flanagan says he knew he was not his principal's favorite teacher.
"She had something against me, personally," he said.
The principal is Minerva Zanca, who took over the school last year. Educators call her intimidating, but they did

NEW YORK (WABC) -- It is a high school created for the children of immigrants; many students speak only Spanish when they arrive. The educators here, who spoke exclusively to Eyewitness News, say it requires a principal who is comfortable with racial diversity, but they say that is not the kind of principal they have now.
At the building that includes Pan American International High School in Queens, John Flanagan says he knew he was not his principal's favorite teacher.
"She had something against me, personally," he said.
The principal is Minerva Zanca, who took over the school last year. Educators call her intimidating, but they did