Through the cooperative efforts of businesses, schools and the community, the mission of Cooperation BEST is to provide students with the skills they need to be productive, responsible citizens. Most students and teachers benefit from being involved in the Cooperation BEST program. Students are exposed to additional positive role models, become more informed consumers, learn about many different career choices and develop a more positive attitude toward the community. Teachers can incorporate how classroom learning can translate to real world, develop a heightened motivation for learning and provide students with a chance to become more involved in their community.

• Pinnacle Bank
• Home Depot
  Teacher Contact: Jackie Brown
• Papio-Missouri Natural Resources District
  Teacher Contact: Tim Sullivan
• Cox Communications
  Teacher Contact: Ami Carper Adler
  Business contact: Torri Pantaleon
  

  Torri Pantaleon from Cox Communications has been working closely with the broadcast journalism class to help them better their reporting skills. He made numerous visits to the class this semester, which included lessons on how to create a broadcast package and a critique of the class' first "Titan View" show. Cox and the City of Papillion aired the show on PapioVision, which occupies Cox channel 18.

• Marriott Hotels and Resorts
  Teacher Contact: Naomi Warner
• City of Papillion
• Charley's Philly Grill
  Teacher Contact: Kati Settles
• Mechatronics Education Center
  Teacher Contact: Randy Stribley
  
• Others
  
Teacher Contact: Deb Bliss-Mickeliunas

Papillion Police, Hamilton College, Gallup Organization, Metro Community College, Alegent Health Midlands, Omaha Community Playhouse, Tri V Tool and Mfg., ITT, AIM, ABC Inc., Millard Manufacturing, Xenon Int'l School of Hair Design