The California Financial Curriculum Council (CFCC)
was created to evaluate, create and continuously enhance financial literacy standards and community program implementations.
Financial literacy standards and strategies:
Continue to monitor and teach ethical standards and codes of conduct to advance professionalism and education in personal finance.
Financial Integration Study:
Conduct qualitative and quantitative research so that community organizations, policy makers and financial institutions better understand the challenges and opportunities faced by under- banked communities. Thus providing a platform for financial literacy standards to continuously improve.
Organize and guide CAFF in:
- Developing a methodology for conducting peer review of curriculum implemented amongst diverse community sub-groups.
- Aggregating existing financial literacy standards, lesson plans and implementations.
- Analyzing qualitative data generated from CAFF’s field observations.
- Reviewing field reports and support CAFF’s financial literacy standards and certification model.
- Developing a quantitative statewide survey to implement on all culturally similar community sub-groups.
- Reviewing the Final Working Paper which will summarize findings and the statewide survey.
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Modernizing Financial Literacy Standards
Directors
Dr. Refugio Rochin / Co-Chairperson
Cassie Morton / Co-Chairperson
Council-members
Arturo Martinez, National University
Miguel Vasquez,CAFF Board Chairman
Rossina Gallegos, Union Bank
Antonio Barbosa, Wells Fargo
Dr. Ruben Garcia, US SBA
Dr. Guadalupe Corona, Alliant University
Reymundo Marin, InterAmerican College
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