Back-to-School Stress? Try Child’s Pose
“The number-one thing we see when we meet with teachers these days is an incredibly high level of stress,” says CEA UniServ Rep Mike Casey, who co-presented a workshop on…
5 Things to Do on the First Day of School
A good first day can set the tone for the next 179. These veteran teacher tips will help you get it right.
Download Your New Teacher Guide
Soup to nuts, here’s your one-stop resource for information on everything from students with disabilities to successful teacher evaluation. Get your free guide.
NBC CT Investigates: Teachers Concerned of ‘Old, Sick Buildings’
#IsMySchoolSick? Watch Manchester teacher Kate Dias and CEA Legal Counsel Melanie Kolek explain what’s making our students and teachers sick.
CEA + UConn Athletics: A Winning Combination
Save on select hockey games and men’s and women’s basketball games! Your first chance to save is this Saturday, Nov. 9, when UConn faces off on the ice against rival Boston College. Enter promo code CEA here.
Save with CEA Member Benefits
CEA members save hundreds on their home and auto insurance. Get your free quote today and see what you could save.
Can’t Log In?
There’s a new process for retrieving your CEA membership ID number. Your number is on the membership card you received at the start of the school year and on the mailing label of your CEA Advisor. Still can’t find it? Log into NEA Ed Communities and create a personal profile. Once your profile is complete, you can retrieve your membership number anytime.
Meet Connecticut’s 2020 Teacher of the Year
Woodland Regional High School in Beacon Falls has reason to celebrate as a beloved teacher was named Connecticut Teacher of the Year. Watch our video and read why colleagues and students say Meghan Hatch-Geary is so deserving of this honor.
Don’t Forget to Vote Tomorrow
Municipal elections are being held across the state tomorrow. Polls are open from 6am to 8pm. Click here to find out where to vote and other important Election Day information.
Is Your School Making You Sick?
Teachers across the state say mold, rodent droppings, and extreme temperatures in schools are just some of the problems making them and their students sick. Read the results of CEA’s survey. Watch NBC Connecticut tonight at 11pm for a special report: Classrooms in Disrepair.