V Is for Victory
Since 2021, the Stamford Education Association has been battling back against high school schedules that shortchange educators and students. Last night—after five years of nonstop organizing and advocacy—they prevailed.
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RAISE Act Would Put up to $15K Back in Educators’ Pockets
In a back-to-school press conference last week, U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, joined by CEA President Kate Dias and other education leaders and advocates, called for federal tax credits of up to $15,000 for educators as well as other financial assistance that would put money back in educators’ pockets.
CEA’s Kate Dias on Threats to Funding, Other Back-to-School Battles
With the first Connecticut’s public schools welcoming students back in less than three weeks, CEA President Kate Dias sat down with WFSB to talk about changes anticipated under the current presidential administration and how schools might be affected.
Important Alert on Student and Parent PLUS Loans
Take these steps now, before your repayment options disappear and loan payments skyrocket.
At CEA Job Fair, Career Opportunities Abound
With classrooms across the state facing teacher shortages, CEA’s second annual job fair brought certified educators and hiring managers together under one roof last weekend.
CEA Kicks Off 177th Representative Assembly
With 408 delegates in attendance, CEA’s 177th Representative Assembly—the association’s largest governing body—convened tonight at the Mohegan Sun Expo Center.
New London Educators: Budget Falls Flat
Before a City Council public hearing last night, New London educators rallied on the steps of City Hall demanding a school budget that supports students.
Do You Need Long-Term Disability Insurance?
Have you ever considered what would happen if an illness or injury prevented you from doing your job? The Social Security Administration projects that one in four 20-year-olds will require a disability-related leave before reaching retirement age.
Putting the Pieces Together: Art Showcases Educators’ Needs
CEA Aspiring Educators invited legislators, reporters, and others to the State Capitol for the unveiling of an art installation calling attention to issues important to preservice and active educators.