AllHere

A confidential letter reveals the reason for LAUSD chief Alberto Carvalho's sudden resignation. The information follows an FBI search of Carvalho's home and district office linked to a federal investigation involving the technology startup AllHere.

Alberto Carvalho, the superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, resigned after being placed on paid leave during a federal investigation involving the district's contract with AllHere, an education technology company. The FBI searched his home and the district's headquarters, though no criminal charges were filed against Carvalho. The district's board confirmed the resignation and named Andrés Chait as the interim superintendent.

The superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, Alberto Carvalho, resigned after being placed on paid leave during an FBI investigation. The FBI searched his home and the district’s headquarters, and the investigation is linked to a prior $3 million deal with AllHere, an education technology company that later collapsed amid fraud charges.

Alberto Carvalho, superintendent of Los Angeles public schools, resigned after an FBI search of his home and the district’s headquarters and months on paid leave during a federal investigation. The investigation is linked to AllHere, an education technology company that had a contract with LA schools before collapsing and its founder being indicted for fraud.

The superintendent of Los Angeles public schools resigned after being placed on paid leave during an FBI investigation. The FBI searched his home and the district’s headquarters in February, prompting his leave. The investigation is linked to AllHere, an education technology company previously contracted by LA schools, which collapsed into bankruptcy and its founder was indicted for fraud.