CEF Read Across Connecticut Reading Bus Tour Brings Joy of Reading to Students
The 2022 Read Across Connecticut Reading Bus Tour kicked off in New London with read alouds, fun activities, and free books for students.
At Legislative Hearing CEA Members Emphasize Need for More Supports for Students’ Mental Health
Nearly 300 people, including many CEA members, signed up to testify at the legislature on bills aimed at improving children’s mental health.
Join Us for Free Virtual Fitness Classes Saturdays in March
Get your sweat on every Saturday in March! Our new CEA Member Benefits partner Joyful Fitness is offering a FREE virtual group class just for you!
Share Your Stories With Legislators Now to Improve Support for Students’ Mental Health
Legislators need to hear your personal stories about the urgent need for additional mental health supports for students before a hearing this Friday.
Are You Missing Out on Educator Tax Deductions or COVID-Related Tax Relief?
Read this before you file your tax return. Make sure you claim your 2021 deductions related to educator expenses and more.
Teachers Share with Legislators What’s Really Going on in Schools
Legislators don’t know what goes on in classrooms every day unless they hear from teachers. That’s why CEA members around the state have been meeting with legislators this winter to…
This February CEA Members Save on Tax Filing, New Vehicles, and More
This February, whether you’re looking for deals on tax preparation, meal kits, magazines, or end-of-model-year vehicles remember to check out the savings available to you from NEA Member Benefits. Take a look at this month’s highlighted offers.
CEA Members Lobby Congress on Behalf of Students, Education Funding
As the U.S. Congress works to finalize a fiscal year 2022 omnibus spending bill, CEA members have joined their NEA colleagues from around the country in lobbying members of Congress…
Legislature Votes to End Statewide Mask Mandate in Schools February 28
The Connecticut State Senate joined the House in voting to leave masking decisions up to local districts as of February 28.
For Students to Thrive, Size Matters in Schools
When school counselors, social workers, psychologists, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and special education teachers working in our schools have too many children on their caseloads, those children miss out on receiving the supports they need to grow and thrive. Listen to CEA’s latest podcast episode to find out how high case loads negatively effect students.