Don’t Miss the Celebration—Reserve Your Spot Today
The CEA Celebrates Gala is less than two weeks away! Join us Friday, October 24, to honor 177 years of elevating the teaching profession at Anthony’s Ocean View in New Haven, from 5:30–10:30 p.m.
Future Teachers Shine: CEA Aspiring Educators Earn State and National Recognition
A few years back, CEA’s Aspiring Educator Program only had 80 members. By the end of last school year, the group had grown to 438 members. The success of the CEA’s AEP and its role in attracting young people to the teaching profession was recognized at a recent State Board of Education meeting.
Stretch the Value of Your NEA Membership
As an NEA member, you have access to professional support through your union as well as to a wide range of personal resources available through NEA Member Benefits. You can find everything from discounts on classroom supplies to affordable auto insurance tailored for education professionals.
From the Podcast to the Party: CEA Leaders Preview the CEA Celebrates Gala
The latest CEA Podcast episode shines a spotlight on the upcoming CEA Celebrates Fundraising Gala taking place Friday, October 24, at Anthony’s Ocean View in New Haven. Hear what guests can expect—from an elegant evening of dinner, dancing, and awards to the inspiring mission behind the event.
Your Updated CEA Membership Card Is Already on Your Phone
If you downloaded your CEA digital membership card to your Google or Apple Wallet last year, good news—you’re all set for this school year! Your card updates automatically before the start of each school year, giving you instant access to your CEA membership ID and the many benefits that come with it.
On WNPR, CEA President Highlights Toll of Federal Shutdown on Schools and Families
“The federal government at the moment is really in turmoil, and it comes down to—what do we fundamentally believe federal funding should go to support?” CEA President Kate Dias told Where We Live host Catherine Shen this morning on WNPR.
A Winning Day for Teachers and the Huskies at CEA’s Tailgate
UConn’s big 51–3 homecoming win over Florida International University was reason to cheer, but teachers didn’t wait for kickoff to start celebrating—they enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon before the game at CEA’s annual Teacher Tailgate.
Beloved Author Mercer Mayer Shares the Gift of Reading with Connecticut Students
A Connecticut author and illustrator is helping foster a love for reading with a donation of books from one of his most famous series. Mercer Mayer, known for writing and illustrating the Little Critter and Little Monster children’s book series, has donated an array of books to the Connecticut Education Foundation to distribute to children across the state.
From Hope to Health Care: CEA-Retired Fall Meeting Empowers Members with Inspiration and Information
“Every time that I think things are hard or tough now, I remember that some of my former colleagues survived the Bridgeport strike,” CEA Vice President Joslyn DeLancey told CEA-Retired members at their fall meeting at the Aqua Turf Club in Plantsville this week.
CEA County Forum Tackles Federal Cuts, State Challenges, and Local Action
“I appreciate that you continue to put one foot in front of the other and fight the good fight for public education despite our current climate,” CEA President Kate Dias told the more than 100 local union leaders from across the state who joined her yesterday for the virtual CEA County Forum.