School overview
Commonwealth Avenue Elementary
How Commonwealth Avenue Elementary is governed and what LAUSD's current fiscal publications show. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who makes school-level decisions?
Commonwealth Avenue Elementary is governed by the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education. Its School Site Council and ELAC are school-level parent and staff bodies; the school describes SSC as making decisions about priorities, programs and funding using performance and family-engagement data, while ELAC makes recommendations to SSC for English Learner services.
District governance
LAUSD's elected Board of Education governs the school district; Commonwealth is one LAUSD elementary school.
School Site Council
The school describes SSC as an elected parent, teacher, staff and community body that considers school priorities, programs and funding.
ELAC advice
The school describes ELAC as an elected body of families of English Learners and staff that recommends programs and services to SSC.
The available current record establishes allocations and a budget summary, but not a complete set of current SSC or ELAC minutes.
What the public record shows
Major projects
FY 2026-27 school budget
Published budget summaryLAUSD's 2026-02-10 summary reports a total budget of $8.30 million, including $5.79 million for staffing. It is a fiscal plan snapshot, not an account of later spending or decisions.
- LAUSD published the Title I allocation summary.
- LAUSD published the SENI allocation summary.
- LAUSD published the school budget summary.
Funding
LAUSD General Fund and other funds shown in the school budget summary
This overview summarizes three official LAUSD fiscal publications collected for Commonwealth Avenue Elementary and the school's public description of its governance bodies.
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