Best Wishes for the Holiday Season and New Year
Watch a video greeting from CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey.
Holiday Bear Helps Pomperaug High Community Share the Holiday Spirit
Students and staff at Pomperaug Regional High School in Southbury are among the many students and educators across the state making the holidays brighter this year for students in need.
What’s Going On with the Pandemic Pension Credit?
As the next legislative session nears, CEA is resuming the push for the pandemic pension credit teachers deserve.
Opening Up More Retirement Benefits for Teachers
CEA continues the important work of ensuring a fair, secure retirement for its members, and a major goal at the federal level is repealing the Government Pension Offset and Windfall…
CEA Earns Awards Celebrating Best Communications Work in Connecticut
The Greater Connecticut Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America has recognized CEA Communications with a number of big awards acknowledging the excellent work the association does to spotlight…
Summit on Diversity
Participants will hear from a panel of leaders of color from around the state on their leadership journey, participate in a “Visioning for Leadership” collaborative exercise, and network with members of color through a World Cafe.
Register for a Statewide, Virtual Gathering of CEA Members
Join us January 23 for CEA’s CountyPalooza, a new way to stay informed about local, county, and state activities.
Remembering Sandy Hook Students and Educators
Teachers around Connecticut are thinking about the students and educators we lost in Newtown 10 years ago today.
First Lady, NEA and AFT Leaders: ‘Thank You, Educators’
Dr. Jill Biden joined NEA President Becky Pringle and AFT President Randi Weingarten in a virtual address to the nation’s public school educators yesterday evening, thanking them for all they…
Westport Kindergarteners Help Make the Season Bright for Other Children
Amanda Moitoso and her kindergarten class at Greens Farms Elementary School in Westport are among the hundreds of teachers, students, and community members helping make the season brighter for more than 500 schoolchildren throughout the state.