CASE STUDIES: COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
The Cahuenga Project
In May 1998, the Board of Education of the Los Angeles Unified
School District adopted a Facilities Master Plan to address the
expected growth of 79,249 additional students by 2008. The Facilities
Master Plan identified a need for 51 new schools to relieve existing
or projected overcrowding in specific attendance areas. One of
the most overcrowded attendance areas in the District is that
of Cahuenga Elementary School, where an additional elementary
school is needed to address the increasing number of students.
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