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CEA RA Video: A year in review.
CEA Criticizes Practices at Corporate-Run Charter Including Apparent Fraud and Overbilling Taxpayers $1.6 Million
Arizona has followed in the footsteps of West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and now Colorado – fighting for quality public education for our students.
Hours before a drastic budget measure affecting the district’s public schools was set to take effect, Bridgeport teachers held a news conference drawing attention to school officials’ refusal to hire substitute teachers for the month of May—a decision that threatens to disrupt learning and jeopardize student safety.
CEA is proud to partner with the Registrars of Voters Association of Connecticut on a month-long, non-partisan voter registration drive in Connecticut’s high schools, beginning May 1, and you can help
Oklahoma educators, support professionals, parents, students, and community members have been PACKING the Oklahoma State Capitol this week to speak up on behalf of Oklahoma’s children! Can you support them by buying them lunch?
Teachers from Avon, Bloomfield, Cheshire, Clinton, Cornwall, Coventry, East Hartford, Killingly, Manchester, Mansfield, Newington, Norwich, Tolland, Trumbull, and Waterbury—as well as retired educators from around the state—participated in the student-led March for Our Lives ast the nation’s capital.
Kicked, bitten, and thrown to the ground. Connecticut teachers say they’ve had enough.
Teachers calling on legislators to enact policies and procedures to keep classrooms safe.
CEA President Sheila Cohen and CEA Executive Director Donald Williams offer their insights on gun laws and school safety.