Los Angeles Unified School District’s (LAUSD) new Superintendent Alberto Carvalho will begin his new job Monday, Feb. 14, the LAUSD Board of Education announced this week. The Board, who initially set Carvalho’s first day for March 1, voted Feb. 8 to hasten his start by two weeks. “We are all very excited to welcome Superintendent Carvalho to the Los Angeles Unified School District next week,” the Board said in a statement. Carvalho, who has served as superintendent for Florida’s Miami-Dade County Public Schools for the past 13 years, outlined his plan for his first 100 days in office on Feb. 10 as he accepted an award for his leadership from The National Education Equity Lab—an organization that brings college-level courses to high school students in “underserved communities.” One of Carvalho’s goals is to bring free college-level courses, such as the ones offered by The National Equity Lab, to the LAUSD, …