Indian American Public Education Advisory Council

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The Indian American Public Education Advisory Council (IPAC) is an an advocacy group which opposes Hindu efforts to change textbooks used in public schools, in California and elsewhere. The Council claims that the proposed changes are of a sectarian religious nature.

The organization was a participant in the Californian Hindu textbook controversy, where they opposed proposals made by Hindu groups to change disputed portions of content in textbooks. IPAC's location and membership details are not disclosed on its website.