LA Unified Superintendent Carvalho’s Performance Rated ‘Unsatisfactory’
A letter from the Los Angeles Unified School District states that Alberto Carvalho's performance as superintendent has been deemed 'unsatisfactory'.
Los Angeles, CA, August 6, 2026 —
A recent letter from the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) has characterized the performance of Superintendent Alberto Carvalho as ‘unsatisfactory’. The communication originates from within the district itself, outlining concerns regarding his tenure.
The letter does not specify the exact date it was issued, nor does it detail the specific metrics or incidents that led to this evaluation. The full scope of the district’s concerns and the timeline of these assessments are not publicly available at this time.
Alberto Carvalho was appointed superintendent of LAUSD in February 2022. His role involves overseeing the second-largest public school system in the United States. The district encompasses over 1,000 schools and serves more than 600,000 students.
Details regarding potential next steps, repercussions, or any response from Superintendent Carvalho have not been provided by the district in the information available. The specific content and recipients of the letter were not disclosed.
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