School overview
South Shores/CSUDH Visual and Performing Arts
Who governs South Shores and what its available school budget records show. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who makes decisions for South Shores?
South Shores is a K-5 visual and performing arts magnet school in Los Angeles Unified. LAUSD's elected Board governs the district, while the school's School Site Council and LEARN Council are the school-level groups described by the school for shared decision-making.
District governance
The school is part of Los Angeles Unified, not a separate school district.
School-level councils
The school's public description says its School Site Council and LEARN Council include elected stakeholder members who help guide and support the school.
Budget record
The latest available allocation summary is for 2025-26; it reports the school's budgeted resources and staffing, not its full cost of transportation, benefits, facilities, or central LAUSD services.
The accessible records do not establish what any council voted on or whether a newer 2026-27 allocation has been published.
What the public record shows
Major projects
Annual school allocation cycle
2025-26 allocation published; newer allocation not locatedLAUSD's available 2025-26 summary allocates $5.45 million and 35.85 FTE for the school. The document says its carryover estimate can change with spending and year-end adjustments.
- 2025-26 school allocation summary published.
Funding
LAUSD school allocation summary: general-fund, special-education, SENI, and other reported categories.
This staging overview is based on the current public LAUSD directory record and the two allocation summaries it links for South Shores.
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