An armed FBI search of Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home intensifies scrutiny of his clashes with Immigration and Customs Enforcement and raises questions about whether Donald Trump’s administration is targeting California’s largest school system.
The LAUSD Board of Education unanimously placed Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on paid administrative leave after the FBI raided his home and district offices. Andres Chait, a 27-year district veteran, takes over as acting superintendent amid an $877 million budget gap, possible teacher strikes and an ongoing federal investigation.
By Ani Tutunjyan, Executive Editor & Print Editor-in-Chief
• Dec 11, 2021
Alberto Carvalho, who has been Miami-Dade County Public Schools superintendent since 2008 and received national recognition for his leadership, will be the next superintendent of LAUSD.
