Los Angeles schools superintendent resigns after FBI search and months on paid leave (opens original article in a new tab)

Los Angeles schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned following an FBI investigation that included searches of his home and school district headquarters, with no charges filed against him. The district's board confirmed his resignation and will maintain current leadership until a permanent replacement is found. The investigation relates to his involvement with a controversial AI technology deal that collapsed in 2024.

• Los Angeles schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned after FBI search and months on paid leave
• FBI searched Carvalho's home, LA Unified headquarters, and a Miami property linked to former AllHere employee
• District's board confirmed Carvalho's resignation and will keep acting superintendent until permanent replacement is found
• Investigation into Carvalho's involvement with AllHere deal remains ongoing with no charges filed