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Engineering and Technology Academy at Esteban E. Torres High No. 3
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Who decides at Engineering and Technology Academy?
Engineering and Technology Academy at Esteban E. Torres High No. 3 is a public Los Angeles Unified high school. Its 2025-26 Title I family-engagement policy identifies the School Site Council, English Learner Advisory Committee, and Governance School Council as ways families take part in school planning.
School Site Council
The policy says SSC meets monthly on Thursdays at 3:45 p.m. and helps develop the School Plan for Student Achievement.
English Learner Advisory Committee
The policy says ELAC meets monthly on Wednesday mornings and advises school planning for English learners.
Family access
The policy describes bilingual distribution, parent workshops, conferences, and monthly Coffee with the Principal as participation routes.
District governance
Los Angeles Unified School District governs the school; the school-level bodies provide family and staff input on school planning.
The collected notices document planned trainings and elections, not their attendance, election results, or later council decisions.
What is on the public record
Major projects
2026-27 family governance cycle
in progressThe school published August 2026 notices for SSC and ELAC parent membership, officer training, and elections, alongside its ongoing Title I family-engagement policy.
- Parents reviewed, revised, and approved the parent and family engagement policy, as stated in the policy.
- SSC and ELAC parent membership trainings and elections are scheduled in the collected notices.
- SSC officer membership training is scheduled.
Funding
No dollar amounts stated in collected records
Review of all eight collected official LAUSD CDN records: two bilingual Title I family-engagement policy files and six current school or council notices.
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