Nonprofits: Los Angeles schools need to do better following Carvalho’s resignation

(The Center Square) – Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has resigned from the Los Angeles Unified School District, and education watchdogs are not sad to see him go.

Carvalho announced his resignation Sunday night via a letter to the Board of Education for the nation’s second-largest school district.

The resignation came four months after federal agents raided Carvalho’s home in the coastal San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles and at the district’s office in downtown Los Angeles. The FBI served a search warrant on Carvalho for both sites. The reason hasn’t been revealed.

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