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Story summary
- Alberto Carvalho, suspended head of the Los Angeles Unified School District, will receive nearly $15,000 in taxpayer money while under FBI fraud investigation.
- He earns $440,000 while on administrative leave since March 1.
- Federal agents raided Carvalho's home and office, drawing criticism from Sonja Shaw, a state superintendent candidate, who says the system prioritizes adults over students.
- The LAUSD board previously voted to extend Carvalho's contract last year.
