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The article discusses allegations revealed in a confidential Los Angeles Unified School District letter accusing former Superintendent Alberto Carvalho of misconduct, including accepting undisclosed gifts, unreported outside income, misuse of district resources, and unauthorized handling of district property. These claims emerged amid Carvalho’s resignation following an FBI raid related to the district’s failed AI chatbot project and an ongoing federal investigation into the company involved. Carvalho has denied wrongdoing, and his attorneys characterize the district’s accusations as legally and factually deficient, emphasizing his record of academic improvements and defending his conduct.
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