As legislators continue to debate proposed bills, CEA members and leaders are ensuring their perspectives are heard. A series of CEA County Forums provided just such an opportunity, bringing educators…
Early career educators attending CEA’s annual conference learned from experts on how to maintain balance and joy in a demanding career.
CEA Member Benefits invites you to a free webinar on what is likely the last opportunity you’ll have to receive retroactive credit for federal student loan payments that may have…
From eliminating edTPA to holding charter schools accountable, CEA’s calls for much-needed change to elevate public education and our profession are reverberating. Two compelling opinion pieces recently published in the…
With two months left in the legislative session now is a vital time for teachers to be having conversations with their lawmakers.
Although teachers have for years drawn attention to the problem of poor air quality in schools making students and educators sick, it took the COVID-19 pandemic for the general public…
Leadership skills take time to cultivate. At the CEA Summit on Diversity on Saturday, April 29, members will get the opportunity to learn side-by-side with other leaders of color by…
“Maintaining healthy school indoor air quality is essential to ensuring safe, healthy learning environments for children to thrive in,” CEA Legislative Coordinator Louis Rosado Burch told members of the legislature’s…
Whether you’re a Yankees fan or you root for the Sox, teachers are on the winning side with both teams offering teacher appreciation day games this season!
State Department of Education partners are offering virtual training this spring on specific aspects of CT-SEDS, the state’s new special education data system.