Redesigning Education: A Future Beyond Standardized Tests
Join us for an important professional learning event on November 8.
CEA Podcast Talks Back-to-School with a New Teacher
Every back-to-school season brings new students into Connecticut classrooms—and new teachers. Sara Azukas is one such new teacher who recently began her career teaching art in Region 15. Azukas is…
Killingly Parents, Educators Plea for Help for Students
Killingly students are heading back to school tomorrow without the essential mental health supports they need to succeed, parents told members of the State Board of Education today.
Register to Hear Lamont and Stefanowski Talk Education
Attend live webinars to learn about Democratic incumbent Governor Ned Lamont and Republican challenger Bob Stefanowski’s plans for public education.
Win a Year’s Worth of Inspiring Reading!
As the new school year gets underway, and to celebrate the launch of NEA’s Read Across America calendar, the National Education Association is giving away hundreds of books that celebrate…
Teachers Say #UnionYes Means Having a Bigger Impact on Their Students and Their Profession
Why are you #UnionYes? Bloomfield teacher Gail Jorden says CEA enables her to work with other teachers from across the state to make big changes for teachers and students. Colleen…
Make Sure the Public Knows What’s Really Going on in CT Schools
CEA has once again teamed up with AFT Connecticut and WFSB TV 3 to highlight issues facing Connecticut teachers and public education.
Biden Announces Student Loan Forgiveness for Many Americans, Including Teachers
Learn more about the federal student loan forgiveness announcement by President Biden, as well as other ways CT teachers can get relief from student debt.
Happy Back-to-School from Your CEA Leaders
As you welcome students into your classroom, CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey want you to know that CEA is with you every step of the way.
CEA Stands with Striking Columbus Teachers
Watch a message of support from CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey, and find out how you can support striking teachers.