Lake Street Primary School overview
Lake Street Primary School
Who governs the school, what its budget records show, and what its current plans prioritize. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who makes decisions for Lake Street?
LAUSD's elected Board sets districtwide rules and funding. Lake Street’s principal manages the school, and its School Site Council and English Learner advisory processes are the usual local venues for planning and budget input. The official directory identifies Susan Sanchez-Ramirez as principal.
District authority
LAUSD sets districtwide policy and funding rules; Lake Street is in Board District 2.
School planning
The school’s TSP plan records school-level strategies and says funds were shared with councils and advisory committees as appropriate.
Budget context
The $5.03 million school budget is not a full cost of operating the school: central services, benefits, transportation, and facilities can be funded elsewhere.
The accessible official plans establish priorities and budgeted resources, but the blocked school-site archive prevents confirmation of a complete trailing-year SSC, ELAC, LSLC, principal-news, or newsletter record.
What the current record shows
Major projects
Attendance and family-support plan
Planned for 2026-27The plan focuses on literacy and attendance support for low-income students, English learners, and foster youth, including family engagement and targeted follow-up.
- LAUSD’s 2026-27 TSP plan lists $193,245 available to Lake Street.
Funding
2026-27 Targeted Student Population funds; the plan also identifies related school resources.
Review of nine collected official LAUSD directory, allocation, final-budget, TSP, plan-evaluation, and Equity Multiplier records.
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