The California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools (CAPPS) is dedicated to spreading the word about the role of private post-secondary education and represents the many diverse kinds of schools in California. For more than 25 years, CAPPS has been actively engaged at all levels of government to ensure our members' voices are heard and our issues are addressed. With more than 300 institutions, CAPPS member schools are helping students of all ages, backgrounds and skill-levels achieve their dreams and secure stable employment. All CAPPS member schools and colleges are nationally or regionally accredited or approved-only.

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CAPPS Hall of Fame STAR Awards

CAPPS created the CAPPS Hall of Fame STAR Awards in 2009 to honor its dedicated members. Recipients of the STAR Awards, who over the years have been so generous with their time and resources, have helped CAPPS grow into the sector leader that it is today. With their leadership and “can do” attitude, our sector in California has grown to be more than 400,000 students strong with over 2,000 schools.

What Makes Someone a STAR?

Supporters of CAPPS over a long period of time.

Tireless in their efforts to promote our sector.

Absolute in their dedication to education and students.

Role models for our sector’s leaders.

2009 CAPPS Hall of Fame STARs

Colleen Buffington

Norma Ford

Dean Johnston

Dick Nathanson

Gary Yasuda

2010 CAPPS Hall of Fame STARs

William C. Clohan

Marsha Fuerst

Michael D. Perry

2011 CAPPS Hall of Fame STARs

Roy O. Hurd

Roger J. Williams

CAPPS
555 Capitol Mall
Suite 705
Sacramento, CA 95814

Telephone
916-447-5500

California Only
888-92-CAPPS

Fax
916-440-8970

The California Association of Private Postsecondary Schools (CAPPS) is dedicated to spreading the word about the role of private post-secondary education and represents the many diverse kinds of schools in California. For more than 25 years, CAPPS has been actively engaged at all levels of government to ensure our members' voices are heard and our issues are addressed. With more than 300 institutions, CAPPS member schools are helping students of all ages, backgrounds and skill-levels achieve their dreams and secure stable employment. All CAPPS member schools and colleges are nationally or regionally accredited or approved-only.