CT-SEDS, the state’s new special education data system, has been the bane of special education teachers across Connecticut this year, causing extreme frustration, burnout, and forcing some teachers out of…
Many CEA members, leaders, and staff testified Wednesday at a hearing of the legislature’s Education Committee, and more than 600 members emailed written testimony to help get landmark legislation passed.…
The surprise of a lifetime propelled Kristen Record, a Stratford physics teacher and Connecticut’s 2011 Teacher of the Year, into yet another exclusive group of exceptional educators.
More than 600 teachers this week reached out to lawmakers urging the passage of a comprehensive bill containing key recommendations from CEA for supporting teachers, students, and public schools.
Landmark education legislation is before the legislature’s Education Committee. Don’t miss your opportunity to have your voice heard!
At CEA’s urging, the Connecticut State Department of Education is hosting a series of feedback sessions on the CT Special Education Data System (CT-SEDS) at locations across the state.
On March 15 the legislature’s Education Committee is considering landmark legislation of vital importance.
The legislature’s Education Committee has been getting public input on a number of bills that could have a big impact on teaching and learning—and next week they’ll hear even more.…
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The 2023 Connecticut General Assembly is in full swing, with meetings, public hearings, and legislative debates happening almost daily. The session, which opened January 4, will adjourn at midnight on…