Teachers Share Unexpected Positives of Pandemic Learning
While the pandemic has presented many serious challenges and hardships to teaching and learning, teachers say there are some unexpected bright spots they don’t want to lose when schools are…
On MLK Day, Rally for a People’s Recovery
Most Connecticut service plaza workers earn less than minimum wage, often with no benefits or sick days, and many have suffered harassment as they organize for better working conditions and…
Region 14 Ignores Will of Community, Cuts Position of Beloved Counselor
Despite an unprecedented outpouring of support from the Region 14 community, the district has confirmed Counselor Kathy Green’s position at Nonnewaug High School will be cut effective Feb 1. Green…
Connecticut Teachers Discuss Attack on Capitol With Students: “Even an Event Like This Can Be Learned From”
In the aftermath of the attack on the Capitol in Washington, Connecticut teachers are having hard but important conversations with their students.
Talking to Kids About the Attack on the Capitol
We can assure children that the majority of Americans are joining together to support justice and democracy and that the dangerous and unlawful people we saw in the nation’s capital will not be successful in hurting our country.
CEA and NEA respond to attack on the U.S. Capitol
“Words alone are not enough to express the heartbreak, alarm, and outrage brought on by today’s attack on democracy.”
New Legislative Session Beginning Today
Because of the unusual nature of this year’s session, lawmakers will likely take up fewer issues than usual, but CEA leaders, staff, and members are committed to making their voices heard.
Statement from CEA President Jeff Leake on COVID-19 and prioritizing safety
The dramatic rise in the number of COVID-19 cases in Connecticut has prompted a growing number of public school superintendents to prioritize the safety of students, teachers, and staff by…
Sign and Send Postcards to Legislators
You may already have received an important letter from CEA—if not, keep an eye on your mailbox for a letter explaining how you can help advocate on behalf of issues…
History, Recent Successes Show What’s Possible with a Strong Teachers’ Union
When teachers pull together, the impossible becomes possible. Learn about the teacher advocacy that led to historic victories such as the Bridgeport teachers strike and Keep the Promise campaign, and how teacher advocacy is needed now more than ever.