Educators urging guaranteed funding for recruitment and retention efforts With schools forced to close early due to staffing shortages and nearly 2,000 vacancies for certified educators across Connecticut, teachers are…
Despite the state’s teacher shortage, school budget battles mean that some educators have nevertheless received reduction in force (RIF) notices letting them know that their positions have not been renewed for the next school year.
Honor recognizes dedication, leadership, and advocacy for students, teachers, and communities In front of 400 of her peers, Bridgeport third-grade teacher Mikeya Stovall was presented with the Connecticut Education Association’s…
Two veteran public school teachers proposed a solution they said would address the teacher shortage crisis: a repeal of laws that penalize those who qualify for pensions and also receive Social Security benefits through previous jobs or a spouse.
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Agenda Agenda Section B Action: Meeting Minutes Acceptance: Board of Directors’ Meeting of March 31, 2023 Informational: Executive Committee Meeting of April 12, 2023 Section C Action Items CEA Budget…
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She spent 37 years in Wolcott, teaching middle school math, 6th grade, and elementary gifted and talented. She got involved with her local teacher’s union, the WEA, early, and served many years as their president.
CEA-Retired President William Murray, who attended the three-day event, said, “The focus of the NEA-Retired Conference was to illustrate and enhance the importance of the retired membership. We want active and retired members to know that retired teachers are a vital contributing group within NEA. We represent 11% of the association’s total membership.”