AAP/CCEE, Inc.:
Parents Teaching Parents...

In AAP/CCEE's mission and philosophy we promote the equitable access of quality education for minority youth. We encourage parental participation, systemic changes on the part of the educational institutions, and equip youth with the knowledge and skills to make changes themselves. AAP/CCEE is a grassroots organization that believes in community organizing to bring about effective change in individuals, families, communities and institutions. Our track record supports our level of commitment. Our program structure supports our effectiveness.

More than any other time in history, community residents should be concerned about the increased number of undereducated youth in our cities. Parents, educators, community activists concerned about the future of our children in inner city schools should be in the forefront in demanding equal access to quality education for our children.

AAP/CCEE works very hard to transform this concern into positive, productive action that will significantly reduce the misdirection of our youth. These efforts have a trickle-down affect and impacts every facet of our youths' lives. AAP/CCEE is committed to reaching and positively impacting many more youth and their families through our unique approach to infrastructural change in our educational system.

To achieve the goals set before us, AAP/CCEE will continue to enhance its services to meet the needs of the communities it serves. We will continue to bring greater self-sufficiency, mobilization and empowerment to our youth and their parents to the community by increasing participation, on many levels, in the education of our children.

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“ The Education Trust – West is the conscience of this state.''
– Joanne Mendoza, Retired Deputy State Superintendent

We are squarely and relentlessly focused on California 's most serious problem: the huge achievement gaps separating poor students and students of color from other young Californians. Click here for more information...

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