Are You Protected Against Identity Theft?
Advice and assistance from CEA-endorsed USI Insurance
New Teachers in Your Building?
Invite them to CEA’s New Teacher Conference, Oct. 20
Tick, Tock…How Many Days Do You Have to File a Grievance?
Hint: the answer is in your contract
A Welcome Message from New CEA Leaders
We are with you…every step of the way
Building Rep Reminds Teachers of the Many Benefits of CEA Membership
“A union allows teachers to be stronger,” says Cooperative Education Services Education Association building rep Marilyn Della Rocco. “Together we can accomplish more and have more of a voice.” Della…
For Bridgeport Building Rep, History Is the Best Teacher
When Amy Broad, a building rep at Bridgeport’s Winthrop School, talks about union membership with teachers at her school, she puts it in a historical context. Without the sacrifice of…
Torrington Building Rep Steps Up to Give Back to Colleagues
Teachers are extremely busy people, but despite all of the responsibilities already on her plate Torrington teacher Sarah Mobley decided to step up and become a building rep in her…
Waterbury Building Rep Brightens Reed School for Colleagues
Building reps are often a teacher’s first point of contact when questions arise—ranging from practical matters to sensitive subjects. They are their colleagues’ contract enforcer, organizer, and spokesperson. A building…
A Powerful Video for Your Next 10-Minute Meeting
Now more than ever it’s important for Connecticut teachers to understand the vital connection between teacher voice, good salaries and working conditions, and the strength of the union—and how…
Being a Good Union Member Is Being a Good Teacher, Says Waterbury Building Rep
“Union business is a professional responsibility and makes a big difference,” says Waterbury teacher and building rep Anthony Della Calce. The sixth-year math educator who teaches at North End Middle…