Alberto Carvalho

The LAUSD school board planned to vote on firing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho for cause before his resignation in June. Newly released letters accuse him of policy violations related to unreported gifts, outside payments, and IT bypassing, with his legal team contesting the claims as a political attack.

Alberto Carvalho, the LAUSD chief, accepted gifts and outside income while misusing resources, according to a report. He was placed on leave in February after federal searches of his properties and resigned in June.

Alberto Carvalho, head of LAUSD, has listed his Los Angeles home following his resignation.

A confidential letter reveals the reason for LAUSD chief Alberto Carvalho's sudden resignation. The information follows an FBI search of Carvalho's home and district office linked to a federal investigation involving the technology startup AllHere.

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho was threatened with termination by the school board over alleged undisclosed financial benefits before he resigned. The board's threat occurred prior to his resignation.

Alberto Carvalho, the LAUSD superintendent, was threatened with termination by the school board over alleged undisclosed financial benefits before he resigned. The board cited the undisclosed benefits as grounds for possible dismissal.

The LAUSD Board appointed Andres Chait as superintendent, replacing Alberto Carvalho, who resigned amid FBI investigations. Chait, a longtime district administrator, was previously acting superintendent and has served LAUSD for nearly three decades. The board cited confidence in his leadership and experience during the transition.

The Los Angeles Unified Board of Education appointed Andrés E. Chait as the new superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District. This follows the resignation of former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, who was on administrative leave since February 25 due to an FBI investigation.

The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) Board unanimously appointed Andres Chait, a longtime district administrator, as superintendent following Alberto Carvalho's resignation. Carvalho resigned days after FBI searches of his home and office, though he has not been charged with a crime. Chait, who has served in roles including chief of school operations, has been acting superintendent since Carvalho's resignation.

The L.A. school board selected Andres Chait to lead LAUSD three days after Alberto Carvalho resigned due to an FBI investigation.

The L.A. school board selected Andres Chait to lead LAUSD three days after Alberto Carvalho resigned amid an FBI investigation.

Following Supt. Alberto Carvalho's resignation, LAUSD approved a $20.6B budget that includes over 1,000 layoffs. The board is implementing new learning goals and restructuring amid leadership changes.

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned four months after federal agents searched his home and office in an investigation into a controversial artificial intelligence contract. The LAUSD Board of Education confirmed his resignation submission.

Alberto Carvalho, superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, resigned amid an FBI investigation linked to a failed AI contract and conflict-of-interest concerns. The FBI conducted raids on his home and office earlier this year, and Carvalho cited removing distractions from student learning as his reason for stepping down.

Los Angeles Unified superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned amid an FBI probe into an AI chatbot contract he promoted. The district stated acting superintendent Andrés Chait will lead until a successor is chosen, while Carvalho denied wrongdoing.

Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, resigned after being placed on paid leave during a federal investigation involving the district's contract with AllHere, an education technology company. The FBI searched his home and the district's headquarters, though no criminal charges were filed against Carvalho. The district's board confirmed the resignation and named Andrés Chait as the interim superintendent.

Alberto Carvalho stepped down as LAUSD superintendent and made a five-word brag that did not mention the FBI investigation which upended his tenure.

Alberto Carvalho, superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, resigned following an FBI investigation that included a search warrant at his home. The resignation occurred nearly four months after the FBI's action.

Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, resigned after FBI search warrants were served at his home and the school district headquarters. He was placed on leave following the federal investigation and denied any wrongdoing.

Superintendent Alberto Carvalho of the Los Angeles Unified School District resigned amid an FBI investigation. The FBI had served a search warrant at his home four months prior to his resignation.

The superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, Alberto Carvalho, resigned after being placed on paid leave during an FBI investigation. The FBI searched his home and the district’s headquarters, and the investigation is linked to a prior $3 million deal with AllHere, an education technology company that later collapsed amid fraud charges.

Alberto Carvalho, superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, resigned after an FBI search of his home and the district’s headquarters and months on paid leave during a federal investigation. The investigation is linked to AllHere, an education technology company that had a contract with LA schools before collapsing and its founder being indicted for fraud.

The superintendent of Los Angeles public schools resigned after being placed on paid leave during an FBI investigation. The FBI searched his home and the district’s headquarters in February, prompting his leave. The investigation is linked to AllHere, an education technology company previously contracted by LA schools, which collapsed into bankruptcy and its founder was indicted for fraud.

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned following an FBI raid on his home and office four months earlier as part of a fraud and corruption investigation. His resignation, submitted four years after assuming the role, became effective immediately.

Alberto Carvalho resigned as Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent four months after FBI agents searched his home and office. The district confirmed his resignation and appointed Andres Chait as acting superintendent. A federal investigation linked to a Florida home associated with a company contracted by LAUSD for an AI tool is ongoing.

Alberto Carvalho, the Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent, resigned following an FBI investigation that included a search warrant at his home. The resignation occurred nearly four months after the FBI action.

Alberto Carvalho, the Los Angeles Unified School District superintendent, resigned amid an FBI investigation. The resignation follows a raid on his home and district headquarters four months prior.

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned after FBI agents raided his home and district office as part of an investigation into school district contracts.

Alberto Carvalho, the embattled superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, has resigned. He was hired in 2021 to lead the district, which is the nation’s second-largest school district.

Alberto Carvalho resigned as LAUSD superintendent amid a federal investigation. He was praised for improvements in test scores and defending immigrants but had been sidelined since an FBI raid in February.

Alberto Carvalho resigned as LAUSD superintendent amid a federal investigation. He was praised for improvements in test scores and defending immigrants but had been sidelined since an FBI raid in February.

Alberto Carvalho, a Los Angeles schools superintendent under investigation, attended a Hollywood gala and received a 'Courage in Leadership' award months after an FBI probe disrupted his career.

LAUSD's top academic chiefs are leaving amidst rising test scores, while Superintendent Alberto Carvalho is absent due to an FBI raid. The district faces challenges in maintaining progress. LAUSD has received acclaim for its improvements.

Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has become the first major school district to implement screen time limits for students. The policy was highlighted during a 2022 visit by then-superintendent Alberto Carvalho to a computer science class in Maywood, California.