The Cambridge Chinese School, a subsidiary of the Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture, is devoted to Chinese language teaching. Established in 1991, the Cambridge Chinese School is the first school on the east coast for teaching elementary, middle and high school students standard Chinese pronunciation, simplified characters, and the Chinese phonetic alphabet. With the help from the City of Cambridge and through years of hard work by teachers and staff members, the Cambridge Chinese School has evolved from a small after-school class with one teacher and seven students to a regular educational institution of a dozen teachers and one thousand students. It offers after-school, weekend as well as summer program. Today the Cambridge Chinese School has registered with the state of Massachusetts, and has become a member of the Chinese School Association in the United States(CSAUS).
The Cambridge Center for Chinese Culture(CCCC) is a non-profit organization registered in Massachusetts, USA, by Chinese scholars. It aims at promoting Chinese culture, advance the status of Chinese-Americans, and promote US-China. relations through Chinese language education, publication, and cultural exchange.
The Board of Trustees of the CCCC consists of Ji Humin as President, Tao Kai as Vice-President, and Li Zhengling, Gao Qing, Tang Xiao; Zheng Shi Ping, Gail Wiggins and Deborah Kuhn as members. Zhou Hong and Zhou Xiaozhong are Honorary Chairmen of the Board of Trustees of the CCCC.
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