School overview
John F. Kennedy High School
Who makes school-level decisions and what the LSLC record shows. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who decides at Kennedy?
John F. Kennedy High School is a public LAUSD high school. Its Local School Leadership Council brings together staff, parents, a student representative, and administrators to make school-level decisions on schedules, professional development, discipline guidance, and some instructional-material budgets.
Shared decision-making
The published LSLC roster includes school staff, parents, a student representative, and co-chairs from the school administration and faculty.
School-level authority
The LSLC page says the council works on calendars, professional development, discipline guidelines, equipment rentals, and instructional-material budgets.
District governance
Los Angeles Unified remains the governing district for the school.
The collected LSLC archive does not include every meeting or every school program decision, and the static CDN inventory cannot automatically discover newly posted documents.
Where the school stands
Major projects
Instructional-material and copier allocation planning
in progressThe LSLC is working toward a more transparent allocation approach for instructional materials and copier use across departments and programs.
- Council reports $27,264 in resident-school IMA funds will return for proper allocation
- Council discusses allocation formulas and tables copier allocation for department feedback
Funding
School instructional-material and discretionary funding; final allocations were not documented
Review of all nine collected official Kennedy LSLC agendas and minutes in the staging corpus.
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