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John Fierro Kansas City Notable Latino

KCPS is celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month featuring notable Latino community members who have made a difference in the city and/or the nation. Today, we honor John Fierro, President/CEO of Mattie Rhodes Center and a long-time public figure in Kansas City.

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KCPS is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with profiles of Latinos who have made a difference in our community. Today, we remember Yvonne Vazquez Rangel, an education advocate who lobbied for access to bilingual education. 

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KCPS is continuing our celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month with a spotlight on Rebecca Jaramillo, an advocate for equal rights and a founder of Fiesta Hispana, one of the first celebrations of Hispanic Heritage Month in Kansas City.

Local Kansas City Hero Primitivo Garcia

Primitivo Garcia is often referred to as Kansas City's first local Hispanic hero. One KCPS elementary school is named after this hero after he gave his life to save his English teacher in 1967.

Nate Hogan

Nate Hogan - Board Member

About Nate Hogan

Nate is a life-long resident of the Kansas City metro. Growing up, Nate was a mobile student, attending eight different schools and had a significantly challenging home life. As a result, Nate understands at a personal level the emotional and social support needs of KCPS kids. Nate is a senior executive in the technology industry and currently leads the healthcare division at Tyler Technologies, a government technology company. Nate joins the school board with over 24 years of professional experience, with many of those years working for large corporations in a leadership capacity. Nate is a strong believer in being civically engaged and has served on several nonprofit boards in Kansas City. Nate is married with two surviving sons.

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