In 2001, the Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options (Hispanic CREO) was founded to address the crisis in Hispanic education by empowering Hispanic families with parental choice in education. By creating coalitions with parents, teachers, schools, faith-based organizations and corporate America, Hispanic CREO has been able to educate, inform and mobilize Hispanic parents.

We are the only national public policy Hispanic organization dedicated solely to K-12 education reform, who is willing to speak out on behalf of parents and children. A review of the data and research available, combined with the 2000 census data, confirms the extreme crisis in Hispanic student achievement. Currently, Hispanics are the most undereducated minority group in the United States.

Hispanic CREO is a non-profit, non-partisan organization.