CEA Job Fair Brings Teachers, Districts Together
“One of the most important things we do is try to get the best teachers for our kids,” said Principal Donald Schels of Shepaug Valley School at the job fair CEA hosted April 27.
“One of the most important things we do is try to get the best teachers for our kids,” said Principal Donald Schels of Shepaug Valley School at the job fair CEA hosted April 27.
“Music has a tremendous impact on kids and their ability to learn,” Al deCant, “the Singing Principal” told educators gathered for the first Artists and Educators Children’s Songs Conference and Festival at Mitchell College.
Join teachers across the state for a conference on Thursday, May 16, titled Boldly Reimagining Our Schools: Nurturing Genius and Joy. The day-long event at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield features eleven breakout sessions led by teacher leaders and others in the education field.
For the first time in many years, the State Board of Education now has an active teacher among its ranks. The State Senate today followed the House in confirming Stratford teacher Kristen Record’s nomination to the Board.
Bridgeport teachers are receiving awards from the Bridgeport Public Education Fund for demonstrating leadership in education and for their strong instructional skills and passion for student inspiration.
“Teaching has so many challenges, but it is still the best profession in the world,” CEA President Kate Dias told CEA Aspiring Educators gathered for their end-of-year Apple Banquet last weekend.
Whether you’re looking for your very first teaching position, getting back into education after a break, or searching for a position in a new district, CEA’s Job Fair on April 27 will have many teaching jobs for you to check out.
Use your CEA membership card to save this spring on baseball, basketball, and soccer games in Connecticut—and Boston and NYC, too!
CEA members from all corners of the state are at the Capitol today for CEA Lobby Day wearing #RedforEd and talking with their legislators about the need to pass bills that will address the teacher shortage crisis.
Educators are calling for a repeal of WEP/GPO provisions that eliminate earned retirement benefits from millions of Americans.