LAUSD Chief Allegedly Hid Tracks Before Resignation

Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned after a series of internal allegations and FBI raids. An internal letter accused him of unprofessional conduct, including attempting to hide activity by removing a GPS tracker and unblocking high-risk messaging apps on district computers. Carvalho’s attorneys claimed his actions were authorized and known to officials, as investigations into possible financial misconduct, undisclosed gifts, and reliance on secret messaging platforms continue.

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