Improving School Air Quality Focus of New State Task Force
The $150 million in state grant funding now available for schools to use in fixing and updating HVAC systems is a big boost, but members of the state task force…
The $150 million in state grant funding now available for schools to use in fixing and updating HVAC systems is a big boost, but members of the state task force…
CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey discuss attracting teachers and keeping them in the classroom with Bloomfield Local President and elementary interventionist Gail Jorden in the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, Two T’s in a Pod.
School districts are now able to apply for a share of the $150 million in funding set aside by Governor Ned Lamont and state legislators last spring to upgrade, repair,…
Every back-to-school season brings new students into Connecticut classrooms—and new teachers. Sara Azukas is one such new teacher who recently began her career teaching art in Region 15. Azukas is…
Killingly students are heading back to school tomorrow without the essential mental health supports they need to succeed, parents told members of the State Board of Education today.
I’m unsure what changes have been made in my school to improve air quality and ventilation. Where do I turn?
Read the statutory interpretation principles under Connecticut law.
When teachers in Columbus went on strike last week for better working conditions, CEA was right by their side—literally.
As the new school year gets underway, and to celebrate the launch of NEA’s Read Across America calendar, the National Education Association is giving away hundreds of books that celebrate…
Why are you #UnionYes? Bloomfield teacher Gail Jorden says CEA enables her to work with other teachers from across the state to make big changes for teachers and students. Colleen…