Setting Yourself Up For Financial Success
There are many things specific to educators that can make mastering your finances difficult. Obscure contract provisions, your salary schedule, managing student debt—the list goes on. Come learn the basics…
There are many things specific to educators that can make mastering your finances difficult. Obscure contract provisions, your salary schedule, managing student debt—the list goes on. Come learn the basics…
Today and every day, teachers and support staff work with students who have a wide variety of needs, ensuring caring, nurturing, and welcoming environments where all students are safe, accepted, and valued and can reach their potential.
The education community applauds Attorney General William Tong for taking action to protect Connecticut from the federal government’s efforts to withhold more than $320 million in critical education funding.
Now’s the time to remind them that investing in teachers is investing in our future. Your voice matters!
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The Connecticut Education Foundation along with Read Across Connecticut is giving away 20 incredible Play Carts for grade level teams from grades pre-K through 1. New legislation mandates that play…
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The decision by the Trump administration to gut half of the U.S. Department of Education’s workforce is nothing short of a direct attack on America’s students, educators, and the future of public education itself and will have dire effects, especially for our most vulnerable students.
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“Support Our Schools.” That was the unified message from hundreds of educators, students, parents, lawmakers, and community members across the state who wore red today in a powerful show of solidarity for state and federal funding for public schools.