Below are organizations that the California Council on Economic Education works with closely to develop teaching standards, create curriculum programs and improve economic education in classrooms.

Council for Economic Education

The Council for Economic Education is our parent organization and offers comprehensive, best-in-class K-12 economic and personal finance education programs, including the basics of entrepreneurship, consisting of teaching resources across the curriculum, professional development for teachers, and nationally-normed assessment instruments.

California Centers for Economic Education

The California Council on Economic Education uses a system of 10 Centers for Economic Education throughout the state to reach teachers and provide quality economic education programs and materials.

California Association of Schools Economics Teachers

The California Association of School Economics Teachers (CASET) is an organization of educators promoting the effective teaching of economic principles in grades K-12.

California Business Roundtable

The California Business Roundtable is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization composed of chief executive officers of leading California businesses. Since 1976, the Roundtable has provided essential leadership on high-priority public policy issues.

California Department of Education

The core purpose of the California Department of Education is to lead and support the continuous improvement of student achievement, with a specific focus 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$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy. The mission of the California Jump$tart Coalition is to improve the personal financial literacy of California's youth by  1) helping the personal finance education community become more connected, effective, and powerful and  2) supporting the implementation of personal finance education at every level from K-12th grades.

California State University

CSU is a high-quality, accessible, student-focused higher education. With 23 campuses, almost 450,000 students, and 48,000 faculty and staff, it is the largest, the most diverse, and one of the most affordable university systems in the country.

Department of Financial Institutions

The mission of the Department is to protect and serve California’s citizens through the effective regulation and supervision of financial institutions licensed by the Department.

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

One of twelve regional Federal Reserve Banks across the U.S. that, together with the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., serve as our nation's central bank.

Foundation for Teaching Economics

The mission of the Foundation for Teaching Economics is to introduce young individuals, selected for their leadership potential, to an economic way of thinking about issues and to promote excellence in economic education by helping economics teachers become more effective educators.