Thieves ransacked a South Los Angeles elementary school over the weekend, marking the sixth time the school has been targeted in the last four months, creating an enormous challenge for students, teachers and administrators.

LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho visited a South LA elementary school after a frustrating string of burglaries.

A weekend break in at an elementary school in South Central L.A. that left haphazard destruction in 24 classrooms prompted an angry LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho to hold a press conference on Monday morning, Nov. 25, lamenting the incident.

LAUSD is facing a steady toll of burglaries and vandalism this school year. The break-ins come as the district debates bringing school police back onto campuses.

Carvalho discusses the break-in and vandalism at Wadsworth Avenue Elementary School in South LA, Measure US, improved test scores, post-election immigration enforcement, and racist text messages.

Wadsworth Avenue Elementary in LA has faced six break-ins since July, with the latest causing over $100,000 in damages.

LAUSD’s Wadsworth Elementary has been hit hard by vandals, with six break-ins in the last year. The latest incident, over the weekend, caused $115K in damages, according to Superintendent Alberto Carvalho.

LAUSD officials say that they're looking into a string of burglary and vandalism plaguing school campuses done over the weekend. Mike Rogers has the details.