The Los Angeles Unified School District has implemented a moratorium on AI use for students.
As teachers and students prepare to head back to school, LAUSD is under new leadership. ABC7 spoke with Andrés E. Chait about his hopes for the district, as well as challenges he'll face, like declining enrollment.
At a community press conference held Friday, teachers raised concerns about the impact the situation could have on students.
The Los Angeles Unified School District could run out of money within about a year and is showing severe signs of financial distress, according to county education authorities.
The LAUSD Board of Education appointed Andrés Chait as the new superintendent of the nation's second-largest district.