School Membership 2026

CAPPS is the voice of the Private Postsecondary sector in California. We help you protect your rights to operate your school in a business-like manner.

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Allied Membership 2026

As a products and services provider your visibility and one-on-one contact with member schools is the best way to successfully build up your business.

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Non-Accredited School Membership 2026
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Out of State Accredited Schools 2026
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The California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools (CAPPS) is the only California State Association representing the many diverse kinds of Private Postsecondary Schools in California.

“Our Mission is to serve the California private postsecondary sector by advocating for the interests of our members and students, enhancing and promoting the image of the sector, communicating State and National issues, and providing professional development opportunities for our sector.”

Resources

A whole host of resources vital to the development of your organization and your people

Professional Online Training
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State & Federal Resources
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CAPPS Legislative Watch
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Latest News

New National Publication Gives Guidance to Teachers on AI

The University of Mississippi June 17, 2026 OXFORD, Miss. – With artificial intelligence tools available on every phone, laptop and tablet, higher education has struggled to implement consistent recommendations for how and when AI can be used. A new national guide seeks to change that. “The…
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Who Finds the Flaws First

On Ed Tech Phil Hill June 16, 2026 For years, EdTech’s relative obscurity was part of its security model. Not formally, of course. Vendors still ran penetration tests, security reviews, code scans, and audits. But there was a practical reality: compared with banks, cloud infrastructure, crypto ex…
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ED Shifts Some Civil Rights Enforcement to Justice Department

Inside Higher Ed  Jessica Blake June 16, 2026 Education Department officials say the “partnership will not impact students, parents or families who believe they have experienced discrimination.” One advocacy group said it will erode “protections for millions of students.” The Justice Depar…
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