Los Angeles schools superintendent resigns after FBI search and months on paid leave

Alberto Carvalho resigned as superintendent of LA Unified effective June 21, saying he wants students to learn “without distraction” after being placed on paid leave four months ago during a federal probe.
The FBI searched his home, district headquarters and a Miami-area property tied to the collapsed ed‑tech firm AllHere; authorities haven’t disclosed details or filed charges, and Carvalho denies wrongdoing.
The school board will keep acting superintendent Andrés Chait in place and emphasized stability and continued focus on providing quality education for the district’s 500,000+ students.