What’s Happening


Get the most out of your service learning initiative

CHARACTER COUNTS! conducts workshops at schools on service learning and other specific issues you face. Learn more »
Read "Six Myths About Service Learning" by CC! president Michael Josephson


Bring out your flair for character

Color With Character books include a paint palette on every page, so little ones can create their own mini-posters. Inspire them with our Mosaic Posters, which will brighten any room or hallway. Shop now »


March 30 webinar helps you create a positive school climate

CC! president Michael Josephson will help you cultivate a values-based culture at your school that paves the way for improved academics, behavior, and morale. 
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    Schedule of upcoming webinars »


Student Planners

2010-2011 CC! School Agendas

A wonderful resource for implementing or reinforcing CHARACTER COUNTS!, these student planners (grades K - college) feature 48 lesson plans profiling people of character. Inspire students and improve your school climate. Order today at CCSchoolAgendas.com or call 800-518-5176.


Josephson Institute report links teen cheating with adult dishonesty

The Institute's biennial Report Card on the Ethics of American Youth has shown widespread lying and cheating among teens. This report suggests that unethical adolescents become unethical adults.
Full report »    Media coverage »    Take the survey »


CHARACTER COUNTS! materials for sale at Ralphs supermarkets

Earn money for CC! by shopping at Ralphs

Register your Rewards Card with CC!, and Ralphs will donate a percentage of your purchases to us. Also, look for the CC! products now on display at supermarkets throughout California. Learn more »


Monthly poll: When will America elect a female President?

The February Chronicle celebrates International Women's Day with articles, lesson plans, tips, and strategies for teaching about women's rights and more. As we look at women's contribution to American society we ask, when will a women be President? Take the poll »