What does CCPE stand for?

Center for Commercial-Free Public Education (Oakland, California)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

I'm suspicious," said Andrew Hagelshaw, executive director of the Center for Commercial-Free Public Education, based in Oakland.

Some wary of AOL's plan to provide free school service

His opinion is borne out by a survey of environmental education coverage conducted for the Center for Commercial-Free Public Education, which found that critics "sought to demonize environmental education," with Michael Sanera the most often-quoted critic.

The Learning Tree

The nonprofit Center for Commercial-Free Public Education reports that Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, and Taco Bell may be sneaking into your child's cafeteria -- and classroom.

Expelling the Corporate Bucks