CEA MEMBER DEALS & DISCOUNTS
Free delivery on all appliances at Buyer’s Edge, now through the end of March.
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS REGARDING AGGRESSIVE STUDENT BEHAVIORS
Attend a free CEA member program this weekend and get information about dealing with difficult behaviors and how to prevent and respond to assaults by students.
TEACHERS STAND WITH CEA TO SUPPORT STUDENTS AT WALK-IN FOR SAFE SCHOOLS
Thousands of teachers in dozens of locals participated in Walk-Ins For Safe Schools yesterday.
Read the story about statewide events.
TAKE THE BUS TO THE MARCH FOR OUR LIVES RALLY
Join your colleagues and spur congressional action to keep our schools safe and end the epidemic of school violence. Ride free CEA buses from across the state to the Hartford march on March 24. Registration is required. Family and friends of CEA members are also welcome to ride the bus. Don’t wait. Space is limited.
SHARE YOUR STORIES AND HELP PROTECT TEACHERS FROM AGGRESSIVE STUDENT BEHAVIOR
“I was kicked, scratched, and knocked down by a student. The next day, he was back in my classroom with no consequences for his assault.” This is just one of…
ROLL BACK THE TAX
Take action now and tell legislators to repeal the increase in the teacher payroll tax. A public hearing is being held tomorrow. Submit testimony or plan to attend in person.
Tell legislators why this increase is unfair to teachers and must be repealed .
News Release: Rise in Aggressive Student Behavior in the Classroom Impacting Students, Teachers
With increasing frequency, teachers are reporting being assaulted by students in their classrooms.
Rise in Aggressive Student Behavior in the Classroom Impacting Students, Teachers
Teachers calling on legislators to enact policies and procedures to keep classrooms safe.
CEA Leaders Share Their Opinions on Keeping Schools Safe in Connecticut and Around the Country
CEA President Sheila Cohen and CEA Executive Director Donald Williams offer their insights on gun laws and school safety.
Oklahoma Teachers’ Union Sets Strike Date for April 2 After Teacher Outcry
The Oklahoma Education Association announced on Tuesday night that schools would shut down across the state if the state legislature does not pass a $10,000 pay raise for teachers and increased funding for schools by April 23.