With updates to teacher evaluation guidelines taking longer than the State Department of Education anticipated, existing teacher evaluation flexibilities will extend into the 2022-2023 school year while the revision process…
Connecticut legislators have passed several key pieces of legislation that were among CEA’s top priorities.
The first phase of Connecticut’s new model math curriculum for grades 6 to 8 and financial literacy curriculum for grades 6 to 12 was released recently. Developed by a team that…
Two important mental health bills have received crucial legislative support and are close to reaching the finish line but need your advocacy. Senate Bill 1, which was voted out of…
Teamwork, dedication, and persistence were in full view this week. We are so appreciative of all of you who took action on Wednesday to support teacher priorities. Thousands of CEA…
CEA members save on tickets to the Connecticut Sun’s home opener Saturday, May 14.
Join CEA and Cambridge Credit Counseling’s joint webinar on Tuesday, May 3, to learn about income driven repayment options and loan forgiveness programs you may be eligible for based on your existing loan types.
Educators from across the state called, emailed, and held in-person meetings with lawmakers in a final push to pass legislation critical to public schools.
With one week left in the legislative session, CEA is asking legislators, parents, and voters to stand with students and teachers to get critical bills passed.
There’s one week left before the end of the legislative session, and we want legislators’ social media feeds, inboxes, voicemails, and offices to be a sea of #RedForEd. Urge legislators…