School overview
Kester Avenue Elementary
What accessible school budget and facilities records show about Kester. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who makes decisions for Kester?
Los Angeles Unified School District governs Kester Avenue Elementary. The accessible records identify a school budget under fund center 1472601 and a district facilities project. Kester's rendered school site identifies an ELAC page, but it exposed no current documents; no accessible trailing-year SSC, LSLC, ELAC-minutes, principal-letter, or recurring school-update archive was found.
District governance
LAUSD, not a separate Kester board, controls district policy and the school budget process.
School-level budget
The FY 2026-27 summary lists $10.35 million in planned resources for fund center 1472601; this is a planned school budget, not actual spending or all district services.
Local advisory record
Kester's official site links to ELAC, but the rendered page had no open current document links. This does not show that ELAC, SSC, or LSLC did not meet.
A sparse accessible archive is evidence about public retrieval, not evidence that the school lacks family communications or local council activity.
What the public records show
Major projects
Playground and campus upgrade project
Preliminary design presentedLAUSD presented a $14,982,806 preliminary design to replace roughly 108,000 square feet of playground paving, add green and outdoor-learning areas, improve utilities, and make other campus upgrades.
- Community meeting presented project introduction and preliminary design
- Construction anticipated to begin in Q3 2027
- Construction anticipated to finish in Q3 2029
Funding
LAUSD facilities project budget; the presentation does not identify a specific bond measure.
Reviewed every document in the accessible Kester corpus: one March 2026 LAUSD facilities presentation and the FY 2025-26 and FY 2026-27 school budget summaries. Verified metrics cite the collected document that states them.
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