School overview
Ninety-Second Street Elementary
How the school is governed, funded, and planning instruction for 2026-27. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who decides at this school?
The elected Los Angeles Unified board governs the school. Locally, the School Site Council and English Learner Advisory Committee participate in planning: the current TSP plan says families and staff discuss data and priorities through SSC, ELAC, Coffee with the Principal, workshops, and surveys.
District authority
LAUSD controls the school budget framework, staffing rules, and districtwide policy.
Local planning
The TSP plan says SSC and ELAC engagement informs targeted strategies and spending.
Public-record gap
The plan documents participation, but the reviewed sources do not include dated SSC, ELAC, LSLC, or principal-update minutes.
A missing online minutes archive does not establish that the councils did not meet or keep records.
Where the school stands
Context calculation: $9,443,400 divided by 544 budgeted students. This school budget is not total district spending per pupil and can exclude centrally managed services.
Major projects
FY 2026-27 targeted student plan
FSEP-approvedThe continuing plan funds daily small-group literacy, attendance outreach, numeracy support, and family engagement.
- School-approved FY 2026-27 budget snapshot.
- TSP plan received FSEP approval.
Funding
LAUSD Targeted Student Population program
Recent news
Reviewed all three collected FY 2026-27 official records and tested the public school website through direct, ISP-proxy, and Scraping Browser access.
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