Education Coalition Releases Safe and Successful Schools Now Report
Report outlines immediate steps necessary to keep students, educators, staff and communities safe.
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Unions Band Together for Safe Schools
Support core principals aligned with CEA recommendations Read the unions’ 13 reopening standards Read CEA’s Safe Learning Plan and Updated Recommendations Watch News Conference Unions across the state have joined…
3 Things to Know from CEA Meeting With DCF Commissioner
Monday night marked the start of a promising new relationship between Connecticut educators and the Department of Children and Families as DCF Commissioner Vannessa Dorantes and several of her…
East Haven Teachers: We Deserve a Fair Contract
“We are in a tough negotiations process,” said EHEA President Cynthia Wintjen. “The incoming proposal is probably the worst I’ve ever seen in 30 years.”
State Treasurer Applauds Educators, Outlines Teacher Retirement Plan at CEA Summer Conference
“A profession as noble as teaching deserves retirement security,” State Treasurer Shawn Wooden told hundreds of Connecticut public school teachers…
Meet Connecticut’s 2027 Teacher of the Year—the Berlin Batman
Christopher Wisniewski is known as the Berlin Batman—not because he fights crime, but because he’s introduced students to an innovate invention project to address white-nose syndrome in bats.
Share Your Expertise with the Next Generation
Do you have knowledge you’d like to share with the next generation of teachers? CEA invites you to present on your area of expertise to educators from across Connecticut at the annual Early Career Educator Conference on Saturday, April 3, 2027, at Mohegan Sun.
Screens in Schools: Why Balance and Teacher Autonomy Matter
When the legislature convenes again in January, screens in schools is likely to be a hot topic, and it’s an issue many educators have strong feelings about. CEA Secretary Gail Jorden recently discussed her thoughts on the issue with Wayne Norman on WILI 1400AM and 95.3FM.
Early Voting Is Now Open!
Election Day is November 3, but early voting starts October 19. Learn about the candidates on the ballot.
Protect Your Pay, Verify Your Benefits, and Catch Errors Early
Teachers work hard on behalf of their students, and you deserve to be paid correctly. Unfortunately, payroll errors can and do occur, so make sure to review your paystub to prevent small errors from becoming larger problems.
Holiday Bear Is Back—Sponsor a Child in Need
Educators, community members, businesses, and organizations are all invited to participate in the annual Holiday Bear Project, which provides gifts to children in need during the holiday season. This year, we have nearly 900 students waiting for that holiday joy.
Early Voting Starts Monday: Learn About the Candidates on the Ballot
Early voting kicks off October 19 in every town across Connecticut and runs through November 1—or you can vote as usual on Election Day, November 3. Find out more about the candidates running to represent you.
CEA Advisor Special Election Issue
Early voting starts October 19. Get an inside look at who’s running and where they stand on issues related to public education in this issue of the CEA Advisor.
Scholarship Tax Credit Vouchers, a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
In an op-ed in the CTMirror, CEA Vice President Joslyn DeLancey explains how the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit asks states to give up control for a program that will mostly benefit the wealthy few.