LAUSD First Day Brings Hope and Cuts

The Los Angeles Unified School District opened its schools with improvements in academic performance and new programs, despite facing a projected $3.6 billion deficit that may lead to over 6,000 job cuts. Enrollment has declined sharply, partly due to immigration concerns and external competition, while district efforts continue to address safety and student support, including services for homeless students. The new superintendent, Andrés E. Chait, has taken over following the resignation of former superintendent Alberto Carvalho amid legal investigations, amid ongoing budget uncertainties affecting the district’s future.

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