School overview
Marlton School
How Marlton's specialized public-school program is funded and what its budget records show. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
What makes Marlton a school for enrolled students?
Marlton is an operating LAUSD public special school with enrolled students, including a bilingual American Sign Language and English program. Its approved FY 2026-27 school budget lists 118 total students and $9,875,317 in planned resources.
Enrolled students
The official budget summary lists 118 students, including 83 in special-day classes and 28 in K-12 general education.
Deaf education staffing
The approved budget includes a principal for the school for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students, special-education teachers, instructional aides, sign-language interpreters, and educational audiology support.
District governance
LAUSD's Board of Education governs Marlton; it is not an administrative or support-only center.
The collected record is a budget-publication set, not a complete archive of school-site council meetings, minutes, or actual expenditures.
What the public record shows
Major projects
FY 2026-27 specialized education budget
Approved budget publishedLAUSD published a $9,875,317 budget that plans $7,444,542 for staffing and $1,117,044 for itinerant salary support, including Deaf-education roles.
- Initial FY 2026-27 budget published.
- Approved FY 2026-27 budget published.
Funding
LAUSD school budget, including unrestricted, restricted, specially funded, and other funds.
This overview is based on official Marlton and LAUSD identity records plus three official LAUSD fiscal publications.
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