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With changing safety protocols and schools in the news daily, there’s a lot to keep up on in 2022. That’s why we’ve launched the CEAdaily.
With changing safety protocols and schools in the news daily, there’s a lot to keep up on in 2022. That’s why we’ve launched the CEAdaily.
The turnout of teachers and school staff for yesterday’s statewide Blackout for Safe Schools was inspiring, and the media paid attention.
Thousands of teachers and school staff took part in the blackout organized by CEA and other members of the Coalition of Board of Education Employee Unions to draw attention to the need for more safety protocols in schools.
Board of Education Union Coalition’s poll results back up recent call for more stringent protocols.
CEA President Kate Dias appeared on Eyewitness News 3’s CT’22 and NBC Connecticut’s Face the Facts yesterday morning discussing how the recent COVID surge is impacting schools and what needs…
One year ago today the U.S. Capitol suffered the most severe attack it has faced since the War of 1812, when the British burned Washington, D.C. Thankfully, our democracy and institutions have persevered, but unfortunately, the attacks on our democracy haven’t stopped.
The Coalition reconfirmed its message that protocols need to be in place for schools to remain open safely.
If you contracted COVID-19 and experienced financial hardship due to lost wages or out-of-pocket medical expenses, you may be eligible to receive reimbursement.
The Connecticut Department of Public Health has updated its COVID-19 guidance for quarantine, isolation, testing and contact tracing policies and procedures for PreK-12 schools. Read the DPH COVID-19 guidance…
Board of Education Union Coalition leaders call on state to enact specific protocols ahead of students’ return from winter break