Rise in Aggressive Student Behavior in the Classroom Impacting Students, Teachers
Teachers calling on legislators to enact policies and procedures to keep classrooms safe.
CEA Leaders Share Their Opinions on Keeping Schools Safe in Connecticut and Around the Country
CEA President Sheila Cohen and CEA Executive Director Donald Williams offer their insights on gun laws and school safety.
Oklahoma Teachers’ Union Sets Strike Date for April 2 After Teacher Outcry
The Oklahoma Education Association announced on Tuesday night that schools would shut down across the state if the state legislature does not pass a $10,000 pay raise for teachers and increased funding for schools by April 23.
Agreement Reached Between West Virginia Educators and State
Thank you to all of you who sent messages of support to our West Virginia colleagues. They have stood in solidarity and made their voices heard to demand recognition of their professionalism and dignity.
No Guns in School
The Connecticut Education Association does not endorse the idea that teachers should bring guns into the classroom.
Stop Putting Children’s Futures at Risk
Teachers call for real reform, fairness in education funding for all students.
Reading Bus Tour Rolls into Northeastern Connecticut
Connecticut Education Foundation brings the joy of reading to students.
State Board of Education Urged to Reject Costly Charter School Expansion
Critical funds being drained from neighborhood public schools; hurting students in state’s poorest districts.
CEA Joins Labor Leaders Calling for Bold Reforms to Move CT Forward
Labor advocates urge fiscal stability commission to take high road to achieve economic growth in Connecticut.
Statement from CEA President Sheila Cohen on the Governor’s State of the State Address
While Governor Malloy’s message in his address to the General Assembly emphasized Connecticut’s tradition of fairness and concern for future generations, his budget proposal is anything but fair for Connecticut’s students and public schools.