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Washington Irving Middle School Math Music and Engineering Magnet

How Irving’s math, music, and engineering magnet is funded and planned. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.

Who shapes Irving’s school plan?

LAUSD governs the school; the TSP plan records family input through Coffee with the Principal and school events.

Washington Irving Middle School Math Music and Engineering Magnet is a self-contained LAUSD middle-school magnet led by Principal Patricia Salazar. Its 2025-26 plan says families met monthly with the principal and twice yearly at Back to School Night, where they raised clubs, participation, fundraising, and beautification projects.

Magnet identity

The directory lists Irving as a self-contained math, music, and engineering middle-school magnet.

Student experiences

The plan describes a STEAM program with double electives, project-based learning, and lunch, after-school, and Saturday activities.

Family input

Parents asked for more clubs, school participation events, fundraising opportunities, and school beautification projects.

The plan describes intended activities and family feedback, not proof that every activity was completed.

Where the district stands

FY 2026-27 school-approved budgetverified
13,081,962 dollars
Total enrollment in budget summaryverified
853 students
TSP funds available, 2025-26verified
658,569 dollars

Major projects

STEAM enriching experiences

Continuing in the 2025-26 TSP plan

The plan describes project-based learning, double electives, and activities intended to give students richer STEAM experiences.

Next: The plan describes continuing electives and activity opportunities during the school year.
  1. TSP plan approved by FSEP.

Funding

TSP plan; the visible plan section does not give one total for this strategy.

This overview uses Irving’s school-specific budget summaries and targeted student population plan.

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