No Guns in School
The Connecticut Education Association does not endorse the idea that teachers should bring guns into the classroom.
The Connecticut Education Association does not endorse the idea that teachers should bring guns into the classroom.
Teachers call for real reform, fairness in education funding for all students.
CEA joined with the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education (CABE) and the Connecticut Association of Public School Superintendents (CAPSS) in a press conference at East Hartford High School this…
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Connecticut Education Foundation brings the joy of reading to students.
The State Board of Education today listened to teachers’ concerns about fairness in education funding and responded by rejecting increases in enrollment for three charter schools that would have cost…
Critical funds being drained from neighborhood public schools; hurting students in state’s poorest districts.
Labor advocates urge fiscal stability commission to take high road to achieve economic growth in Connecticut.
Do you know someone who has dedicated his or her life to supporting students, made outstanding contributions to the improvement of the teaching profession, and promoted excellence in public education? We’re…
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.