LAUSD Superintendent John Deasy has resigned after three years (Wikipedia)

Deasy's employment came to an end today after weeks of negotiations to reach a separation agreement.   

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Deasy served as superintendent of LAUSD, the nation's second-largest school district, for three years, during which time he vocally expressed frustrations with the seven-member school board and was plagued by controversial programs such as the district's student iPad initiative, as well as tense relations with teachers unions.

The LAUSD is expected to make an official announcement tomorrow, and is also expected to appoint one of Deasy's chief deputies, Michelle King, as interim superintendent, according to LA School Report. 

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