“What the hell is it going to take to stop this!” Those were the words of Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewicz on the steps of the State Capitol today, where CEA…
In Connecticut, we stand together with Uvalde and the rest of the country in mourning for the horrific loss of innocent lives. The news of the shooting will be difficult to avoid; read steps educators and parents can take to talk to children about the traumatic event.
Read the statement from CEA President Kate Dias on today’s tragic school shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
It’s Wednesday and in Killingly that means teachers, students, and parents are wearing green to draw attention to the need to provide mental health supports in Killingly’s public schools. The…
The CEA Representative Assembly gave delegates the opportunity to not only conduct the Association’s business, but also to recognize colleagues and public education supporters who have made a significant impact…
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The two-day CEA Representative Assembly is underway tonight at the Mohegan Sun Conference Center with nearly 350 teachers from more than 160 districts around the state celebrating a return to…
As part of Governor Lamont’s workforce readiness initiative, Manchester High School has received a $390,000 state bonding allocation to support the school’s manufacturing program—a move many years in the making…
Monday’s Tony nominations and this weekend’s Billboard Awards may be all the buzz … but last night it was Connecticut teachers who took center stage.
Stratford teachers, parents, and children rallied outside the town hall on Monday and spoke directly to elected officials