School overview
Twentieth Street Elementary
What the school’s published plan and budget say about support, family input, and next steps. Part of Los Angeles Unified School District.
Who makes school-level plans?
Twentieth Street Elementary is governed by Los Angeles Unified. Its 2026-27 plan says families were invited to give budget input through surveys, a December consultation, and School Site Council and English Learner Advisory Committee meetings. The plan names Michael J. Messina as principal and was recommended for implementation by LAUSD’s regional director.
School Site Council and ELAC
The school plan says families could learn about the TSP plan through SSC and ELAC meetings; it does not supply minutes or votes from those meetings.
Family priorities
The plan records family requests for a community representative, a class-size-reduction teacher, teacher assistants, supplies, clubs, supervision, and more family events.
Local leadership
The plan lists Michael J. Messina as principal. The published school-site pages identify SSC, ELAC, and LSLC as family-participation channels, but those pages could not be collected after the documented access block.
The available plan documents input and planned spending. It does not show whether each requested support was delivered or what the councils ultimately voted on.
Where the school stands
Major projects
2026-27 Targeted Student Population plan
Recommended for implementationThe plan budgets $959,727 for academic coaching and interventions, wellness and attendance supports, and family engagement. It is a spending plan, not a report of results.
- Annual goals and budget consultation was held for families.
- Principal signed the TSP plan.
- Regional director recommended the plan for implementation.
Funding
LAUSD Targeted Student Population funds
The plan allocates $671,846 to academic excellence, $286,881 to joy and wellness, and $1,000 to engagement and collaboration.
Based on four school-specific LAUSD records: the directory, two budget summaries, and the 2026-27 Targeted Student Population plan.
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