Los Angeles schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigns amid FBI probe
Alberto Carvalho is stepping down as LAUSD superintendent, citing a desire to refocus on students months after FBI searches and amid a federal investigation.
TL;DR
- LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned.
- The resignation follows an FBI raid on his home and office.
- The investigation is reportedly tied to a failed $6 million AI school contract and conflict-of-interest concerns.
- Carvalho cited a desire to keep the focus on students and learning.
- He highlighted achievements such as record graduation rates and improved academic performance during his four-year tenure.
- The LAUSD Board stated its commitment to stability and providing a high-quality education.
- Acting superintendent Andrés E. Chait will lead the district until a permanent replacement is found.