School overview
Richard Riordan Primary Center
How this LAUSD primary center is governed, funded, and planning support for students. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who decides what happens at Riordan?
Richard Riordan Primary Center is governed by the Los Angeles Unified School District Board of Education. At the school level, the principal and local SSC, ELAC, and LSLC groups help shape school planning and family input; the district's formulas and staffing systems set much of the budget.
Governing district
Los Angeles Unified is the school district identified in California's official school profile.
Local planning
The 2026-27 TSP plan says that SSC, ELAC and LSLC discussions informed school needs and budget priorities.
Residential school only
This page covers Riordan PC's residential fund center 1538501, not the co-located French dual-language program's separate fund center.
The plan documents school priorities, but it does not establish the outcome of every planned support or later spending decision.
Where the school stands
Major projects
2026-27 targeted student support plan
approved for implementationThe school plan funds math small-group instruction and professional learning, attendance and social-emotional supports, and parent-portal outreach for students prioritized by the TSP program.
- Principal electronically signed the plan.
- Regional director recommended the plan for implementation.
- Plan target: reduce chronic absenteeism from 25% to 20%.
Funding
Targeted Student Population program; $144,155 available
This overview uses the school-specific California profile, LAUSD budget summaries, and the FY26-27 TSP plan for residential fund center 1538501.
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