CEA-Retired Member’s Work Highlighted by NEA
NEA Today is featuring retired educators who are still making a difference—and one of those highlighted is Connecticut’s own Jon-Paul Roden. A former CEA-Retired president, Roden was recently elected to…
Charter Discriminates, Penalizes Needy Public School Children
The following op-ed by CEA President Sheila Cohen appeared in the print edition of the Hartford Courant, July 30, 2017. Every parent and student in Connecticut should be outraged over the continued…
Connecticut Teachers Graduate School Fair
This fall, join Connecticut universities and colleges to explore their graduate programs, and to learn more about the new professional certification requirements with representatives from the state, CEA, and AFT-CT.…
Your CEA Membership Saves on Admission to Attractions Around the State
Planning to visit some local attractions this summer? Don’t forget to check out discounts available to CEA members before you go. Your CEA membership offers you discounted admission at the…
CEA Member Appreciation Day at the Yard Goats Next Saturday
The Hartford Yard Goats are excited to announce CEA Member Appreciation Days at the new ballpark—the first of which is coming up Saturday, July 29! Come out to cheer on…
Calling All Art Teachers!
Your students create amazing works of art–why not let a wider audience enjoy them? CEA headquarters in Hartford proudly displays student artwork on a monthly rotating basis, and we invite…
If You Live in One of These Districts, Please Come Out to a Budget Forum With Legislators
Some state legislators are holding citizen budget forums this week, and they need to hear from teachers. Some budget proposals currently being considered threaten public education and teacher pensions. If…
How to Save on Last-Minute Summer Travel
Want to get away—right now? Use these tips to plan the perfect summer adventure at a budget-friendly price. Still trying to decide how to spend your summer vacation? Or maybe…
Connecticut Joins 17 Other States in Lawsuit Against DeVos
WASHINGTON — Attorneys general of 18 states and the District of Columbia today filed suit against U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over the delay of implementing student borrower defense regulations.…
NEA RA Delegates Call for Increased Accountability for Charters, Honor Public Education Supporters
The over 7,500 teacher delegates to the NEA Representative Assembly (RA) have been hard at work—even over the Independence Day holiday. Yesterday the delegates in Boston voted to approve a…