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schools Supt. Alberto Car- valho, who has been under FBI investigation for four months, has resigned as leader of the nation’s sec- ond-largest school system, bringing a breathtaking end to one of the district’s most consequential and high-pro- file tenures. Carvalho sent a resigna- tion letter late Sunday to the L.A.

Unified School District and to individual members of the Board of Education. “It has been a great honor to serve you,” Carvalho be- gan in a letter addressed to “the students, families, teachers, staff, and commu- nity of LAUSD.” “Over the past four years, together, we have made his- toric progress — gains that belong to our students, our educators, staff and our communities,” Carvalho said. His letter only hinted at the reason behind the resig- nation and made no direct mention of the early morn- ing FBI raids at his home and district office in late February that prompted his placement on paid leave and the appointment of an act- ing superintendent.

“Placing students first has always guided my work,” Carvalho said. “Because I believe our schools must re- main focused on students and learning without dis- traction, I am resigning as Superintendent of LAUSD effective today, June 21, 2026.” Within hours, the school board responded. “The Board remains steadfast in its commitment to ensuring stability, conti- nuity, and continued prog- ress through strong leader- ship,” the statement said. “Our focus remains un- changed: providing every student with a high-quality education, supporting our dedicated workforce, and maintaining the trust of the communities we serve.”

The statement con- firmed that veteran admin- istrator Andres Chait will continue as acting superin- tendent “until a permanent decision is made.” It’s not clear whether Carvalho’s departure comes LAUSD chief resigns amid federal inquiry Carvalho won praise for academic gains but had been sidelined since February raids. By Howard Blume [See Carvalho, A5] To understand why it’s been so hard for firefighters to contain the blaze that has burned for six days at a Boyle Heights cold storage facility — and why it will still take days to snuff it — con- sider the mazelike terrain.

The building, about the size of a city block, is filled with an estimated 85 million pounds of frozen food. It is more of a giant ice chest than a typical warehouse, with metal walls and thick foam insulation that have made it difficult to disman- tle, officials say. Jamie Stewart, a public information officer with the Los Angeles Fire Depart- ment, likened the construc- tion to “two giant Yeti cool- ers” positioned side by side.

Inside are enormous steel racks, about 50 feet tall and 600 feet long, stacked with the frozen food, he said.

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