Summary
The FBI searched the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and the home of Superintendent Alberto Carvalho as part of a federal investigation. A third location in Florida was also searched, but the reasons for these searches are not yet public. The school district and the superintendent have not commented on the situation.
Key Facts
- The FBI executed search warrants at two locations in Los Angeles: the school district's headquarters and the superintendent's home.
- The reasons for the searches have not been disclosed, as the details in the legal documents are sealed.
- A third location in Florida was also included in the FBI's investigation.
- Superintendent Alberto Carvalho has led the Los Angeles public schools since February 2022.
- He previously headed Miami-Dade County Public Schools in Florida, improving graduation rates and academic performance.
- The Los Angeles Unified School District is the second-largest in the United States, with over 500,000 students.
- The district operates independently of the Los Angeles city government.
- The FBI confirmed the completion of a search at a residence in Southwest Ranches, Florida.
