Alberto Carvalho has resigned as the superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) following an FBI investigation that included search warrants executed at his home and the district's headquarters.
Carvalho was placed on paid leave in February after the FBI raided his properties as part of an investigation into LAUSD contracts and a failed AI project. He had previously denied any wrongdoing and sought reinstatement.
The LAUSD Board of Education announced Carvalho's resignation, stating that Andrés Chait will continue as acting superintendent until a permanent replacement is appointed. The investigation remains ongoing, and no charges have been filed against Carvalho.
Carvalho's resignation raises questions about the future leadership of LAUSD and the ongoing investigation's impact on the district's operations and reputation.
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“Our focus remains unchanged: providing every student with a high-quality education, supporting our dedicated workforce and maintaining the trust of the communities we serve.”
“The district put Carvalho on administrative paid leave after the FBI executed search warrants at his home and the district's headquarters in February.”
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