LA school board to discuss superintendent after FBI search

(The Center Square) – The Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education will meet late Thursday afternoon to discuss Superintendent Alberto Carvalho, whose home was searched by FBI agents carrying boxes from it. Listed on the closed session's agenda are the words “public employment” and “general superintendent of schools.” After the closed session, the Board of Education says it will begin an open session where it will “report on any actions taken.” The meeting is scheduled to start at 4 p.m. PST. The reason for Wednesday's search at Carvalho's office and his home in San Pedro, a Los Angeles coastal neighborhood, has not officially been revealed by the federal government. Carvalho has not commented on it. News reports say it may be connected to possible kickbacks when Carvalho was superintendent of Miami-Dade County schools. Other news reports claim the search is tied to an artificial intelligence company known as AllHere. LAUSD hired AllHere in 2024, but the project never hap