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Los Angeles Names a New Schools Superintendent After Scandal

Los Angeles Names a New Schools Superintendent After Scandal
New York Times Wednesday 24 June 2026, 23:09 UTC By Shawn Hubler 1 min read
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Andres Chait began his career as an elementary teacher and worked his way to the top.

Andres Chait began his career as an elementary teacher and worked his way to the top.
Los Angeles (LOCATION) a New Schools Superintendent (ORG) Andres Chait (PERSON)
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