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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is CFPE?

A: CFPE (Center for the Future of Public Education) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with a long and distinguished history. It began in California in 1989, moved to Arizona in 1990, relocated to Washington State in 1994, and has now returned to California. Its mission is two-fold:

To support schools and leadership staff in utilizing neuroscience to improve student outcomes and to keep the Learning-Center School Model up to date with current brain research.

To create replicable programs for addressing the needs of all students, especially underachieving learners, K-12, by using the LCS model to move through students through the four phases of learning until concepts and skills are wired into long-term memory and thus significantly reduce the need, and cost, for remediation.

Q: Who is CFPE?

A: CFPE is a network of committed, like-minded educators beginning with the current Board of Directors, trainers, and school and district practitioners of the ITI/HET/LCS Model. For more information about our directors, see "Meet Our Board."

Q: Where do I go for LCS trainings and materials?

A: Fortunately, LCS trainings are available through both CFPE and on-site at the Clayton-Bradley Academy in Maryville, Tennessee.

Q: What books and other materials to support the LCS Model are available?

A: For LCS books and materials, see the “Resources” tab.

Center for the Future of Public Education

9664 Betabel Road #70
San Juan Bautista, CA 95045

(805) 975-6338
info@cfpedu.org

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