That seems right. The full amount of the capital loss is supposed to be on Schedule D. But it's not subtracting the full capital loss from your taxable income.
Schedule D line 7 is your total short-term capital loss. You must have a long-term capital gain of $903 on Schedule D line 15. Your overall net capital loss on Schedule D line 16 is -$36,057 + $903 = -$35,154. But that net capital loss does not all go to Form 1040. You should have a capital loss of -$3,000 on Form 1040 line 7 (from Schedule D line 21). Only that $3,000 is subtracted from your taxable income. The remaining $32,154 of your capital loss is carried over to 2021.
