CorpusRecord 40102

February 27, 2026 - 12:30pm Special Board Meeting Including Closed Session

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Source
YouTube / LAUSD Board Meetings
Date
2026-02-28
Location
Los Angeles County, CA
Material
Transcript
Extent
180 words · about 1 min
Collected
2026-06-09

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Welcome back. The time is 12:30 on February 27th, 2026. The meeting of yesterday's close session is now going to reconvene in close session. Um, and if there's anything to report out, the board and I will be out to report out. Thank you very much. Welcome back. The time is now sorry >> 3:41 >> exactly 3:41. The date is February 26, 2026. February 27th, 2026. Um, I do have action to report. Uh, the Los Angeles Unified, uh, District Board of Education today unanimously voted to place Superintendent Alberto Calvaro on paid administrative leave pending investigation and named Andreas Chait as acting superintendent effective immediately. Again, the vote was seven. Um, and that's unanimous. It's all I have to report and board president Schmurson has something to say. Yes, I I know that this is a very challenging time and I want you to know that the board believes in you, supports you and knows that you will all continue to do your very best to support the students and families of the district. And pending administrative leave, Andres Chait has been named as the acting superintendent. And moving forward, employees, you'll be taking direction from him. And if you have any questions about the pending FBI investigation, please contact Denine Cox. Thank you. >> All right. Unless there are any objections, uh, this meeting can adjourn. So adjourned. It's 3:42. Thank you. >> Thank you.

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