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Katherine Johnson STEM Academy

What the accessible official school and budget records show. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.

Who makes school-level decisions?

An LAUSD middle school with limited accessible local-governance records

Katherine Johnson STEM Academy is a public grades 6-8 school governed by Los Angeles Unified. LAUSD sets district policy and publishes the school's budget, while school-level planning and family input would ordinarily be reflected in School Site Council, Local School Leadership Council, or English Learner Advisory Committee records when publicly posted.

District governance

Los Angeles Unified is the governing agency; the school has no separate elected board.

School-level budget

LAUSD's FY 2026-27 summary lists $2.81 million in budgeted resources for fund center 1524001. This is a budget plan, not proof of final spending.

Current profile

The state profile lists 144 students in 2025-26 and Yesenia Arroyo as principal.

The absence of collected council minutes or weekly updates does not establish that the school lacks those meetings or communications; it only limits what this page can document.

What the public records show

FY 2026-27 budgeted resourcesverified
2,812,741 USD
FY 2026-27 projected enrollmentverified
148 students
2025-26 state-profile enrollmentverified
144 students

Major projects

FY 2026-27 school budget

Budget summary published

LAUSD's February 2026 summary budgets $2.81 million for staffing, other salary items, materials and supplies, and support costs. Staffing accounts for $1.91 million of that total.

Next: A later official revision, approved budget, or school-level planning record.
  1. LAUSD budget summary timestamp.

Funding

LAUSD FY 2026-27 school budget summary

The record is a planned resource allocation, not audited expenditures.

Reviewed the collected California school profile and the official LAUSD FY 2026-27 school budget summary.

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