Partners that support economic education
California Council on Economic Education, CCEE, works with these organizations to develop teaching standards, create programs and improve economic education in classrooms:
| Partner | Description
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| Council for Economic Education | CCEE’s parent organization; offers comprehensive, best-in-class K–12 economic and personal finance education programs. |
| California Centers for Economic Education | A system of 10 centers throughout the state to reach teachers and provide quality economic education programs and materials. |
| California Association of School Economics Teachers (CASET)
www.ccee.org/teaching-economics/professional-development/caset/ |
A professional organization of educators promoting the effective teaching of economic principles in grades K–12. |
| California Business Roundtable | A nonprofit, nonpartisan organization composed of CEOs of leading California businesses that has provided essential leadership on high-priority public policy issues since 1976. |
| California Department of Education | The Department leads and supports the continuous improvement of student achievement, focusing on closing achievement gaps. CCEE works closely with the Department to create California K–12 Standards for History/Social Science and Economics. |
| California Jump$tart Coalition | A not-for-profit organization, affiliated with the National Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, that improves the personal financial literacy of California’s youth by helping the community become more connected, effective, and powerful; and supporting the implementation of personal finance education from grades K–12. |
| California State University (CSU) | With 23 campuses, nearly 450,000 students, and 48,000 faculty and staff, CSU it is the largest, most diverse, and one of the most affordable university systems in the country. |
| Department of Financial Institutions | The Department protects and serves California’s citizens through the effective regulation and supervision of financial institutions licensed by the Department. |
| Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco | One of 12 regional Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S. that, together with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., serves as our nation’s central bank. |
| Foundation for Teaching Economics | Introduces young individuals, selected for their leadership potential, to an economic way of thinking about issues and promotes excellence in economic education by helping economics teachers become more effective educators. |
In addition to these Partners, please read about our Learning Centers where we teach our program workshops.
California Council on Economic Education