Regarding Boundary Changes

To find out what will be happening at your school in the current school year (begins July 1 of every calendar year and ends June 30 of the following year), go to the alphabetical Boundary Change List for the current school year and click on your school's name. If your school is not on the list, it means its boundary is not being changed. Your school may be affected by other kinds of changes, however. To find out, contact your local school, your LAUSD Local District Center or call School Management Services / Master Planning and Demographics at 213-241-8044.

For more information about boundary changes, go to the Boundary Change Information page.

To find out if your school will be affected by boundary changes in the current school year, click here.

The School Management Services / Master Planning and Demographics Unit supports the Los Angeles Unified School District's mission to educate students through its dedication to the research and analysis utilized in the long-range planning for the optimal utilization of existing schools and determining the need for new school facilities.

Vincent Maffei
Director of School Management Services/
Master Planning and Demographics
Phone: (213) 241-7597
Email: vincent.maffei@lausd.net

Contact Information

• Office Phone: (213) 241-8044
• Office Email: mpd@lausd.net

Unit Responsibilities

• Boundary Studies
• Capacity Adjustment Program
• District K-12 Open Enrollment Program
• Electronic Enrollment Forecast Process
  (E-CAST)
• Electronic Capacity Assessment Review
  (E-CAR)
• School Reconfiguration Process

Resident School Identification Website Support

School Management Services / Master Planning and Demographics provides support to individuals experiencing difficulty identifying their resident schools or who are experiencing difficulty locating addresses using the Resident School Identification website. For more information, please visit the Resident School Identification Website Support page.

MPD Document Repository

2006:  Why is the Los Angeles Unified School District's Enrollment Declining When the Los Angeles Area is Growing? A Preliminary Analysis of Enrollment Dynamics in LAUSD's Student Population, SY1997-SY2005. Presented at the Population Association of America's Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, March 20, 2006

2008 / 2010: Methods for Exploring Micro-Trends in Births and Student Enrollments Within the Los Angeles Unified School District
Presented at the Population Association of America's Annual Meeting in New Orleans, April 19, 2008 and at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, May 24, 2010

2009: Southern California School Enrollment Trends and Forecasts
Presented at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, June 1, 2009

2011: Exploring The Recession-Driven 'New Normal' for California's K - 12 Public School Districts
Presented at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, May 23, 2011

2012: Enrollment Decline and K-12 Education: Trends and Implications for Southern California
Presented at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, May 21, 2012

2014: Forecasting K-12 Supply and Demand During An Era of Public Education Investment & Academic Improvement
Presented at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, June 9, 2014

2015: Projecting K-12 Public School Enrollments: Monitoring and Evaluating Data Changes
Presented at the USC-SCAG Annual Demographic Workshop, Los Angeles, June 1, 2015