Overview
- Acting Superintendent Andres Chait opened a special LAUSD board meeting and pledged continuity in safety, operations and instruction.
- The board moved into a closed session listed as a superintendent evaluation and broad labor negotiations, and an official said the evaluation pertains to Chait.
- Board members had unanimously placed Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on paid administrative leave last week and named Chait acting superintendent.
- The Los Angeles Times, citing sources, reports the investigation traces to New York prosecutors examining AllHere and includes grand jury subpoenas in Miami-Dade, with no targets publicly identified.
- FBI searches included Carvalho’s San Pedro home, LAUSD headquarters and a Florida residence tied to an AllHere salesperson, and authorities have not announced any arrests or allegations of wrongdoing.