About the KCEE

The Kansas Council for Economic Education (KCEE) was created in 1959 as a non-profit education organization with a focus on business/education partnerships. KCEE's mission is to help K-12 teachers in Kansas integrate economics and personal finance into their curriculum. KCEE is housed in the W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University.

We offer graduate credit courses through our six Centers for Economic Education at the State's Regents universitys along with non-credit workshops across the state. We also offer customized in-service training to schools.

We are part of an affiliated network lead by the Council on Economic Education (CEE). The CEE is the recognized leader in economic education. The CEE's curriculum is the very best available and is developed by educators whose careers have focused on the belief that every student should leave school with the economic decisions making skills they will need to lead happy, productive lives. Outside Kansas? Be sure to find your local council and see how they can support your school.

Please consider letting us be part of your next in-service training. We'll show your teachers very painless ways to integrate economics and personal finance into almost any area of your curriculum. There is usually no charge for our services.

Please contact Angela Howdeshell at 316-978-5183 to talk about how we can help.
KCEE@wichita.edu

For more information about the KCEE and what we offer, visit www.kcee.wichita.edu