Join Jahana Hayes in Waterbury
Join Congresswoman Jahana Hayes in saying no to arming teachers. Attend her news conference at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 19 at Kennedy High School in Waterbury.
Keep Guns Out of Classrooms
Congresswoman Jahana Hayes joined other members of Connecticut’s Congressional delegation condemning Betsy DeVos’ School Safety Commission recommendations to use federal education funds to buy guns. Read what they are doing to protect teachers and watch the newsconference video.
CEA President Jeff Leake on Congresswoman Jahana Hayes’ Resolution
We are grateful to Congresswoman Jahana Hayes for standing up for students and her colleagues here in Connecticut and across the country and saying no to guns in our schools.
Waterbury Teachers Union Stands Together Against Salary Freeze: ‘No More Zero’
Wearing #RedForEd T-shirts, several hundred Waterbury teachers showed their strength as a union, their dedication to their profession, and their value to the community they serve when they packed a March 7 Waterbury Board of Education meeting.
CEA Members, Leaders Support Teaching of African-American and Puerto Rican and Latino Studie
“Our students would only benefit from having more opportunities to learn about the culture, struggles, and contributions of African-Americans and Latinos throughout history,” Waterbury teacher Sean Mosley told the legislature’s Education Committee
Enter to Win a Music & Arts Grant for Your School
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Bring the Kids—and the Dogs—to Bridgeport Sound Tigers Hockey!
Meet Paw Patrol characters, bring your fur babies | March 31
Co-Building Reps Work Together to Represent Members
Two perspectives, two styles, one unifying force
What to Do If You Get a RIF/Nonrenewal Notice
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