The California State University prepares more of California’s P-12 teachers than all other institutions combined — and nearly 8 percent of the nation’s teachers. In preparing educators, CSU is a leader in the state and nation in the quality of its programs, the focus on diversity, and the emphasis on K-12 partnerships.
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The CSU works to address the teacher shortage and expand the diversity of teacher candidates.
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California Academic Partnership Program (CAPP)
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Center for the Advancement of Reading (CAR)
Center for Teacher Quality (CTQ)
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