Embattled LAUSD Superintendent Speaks Out 2 Weeks After FBI Raid
By Chris Lindahl
Published on March 10, 2026.
The Los Angeles Unified School District has issued a statement expressing its desire for the school board to allow its superintendent to return to work, stating that he respects the rule of law and has acted in the best interest of students. The statement also stated that no evidence has been presented by prosecutors to substantiate the allegations.
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