On the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, State Treasurer Erick Russell discusses the current state of the Teachers’ Retirement Fund and what it means for educators’ long-term financial security.
May Day, also called International Workers’ Day, originated from the American labor movement’s fight for an eight-hour workday. CEA has compiled many ways members can celebrate before, during, and after the labor-centric holiday
Teaching is a female-dominated profession lacking fair termination protections, while male-dominated public service professions have strong termination rights. Tell legislators to pass House Bill 5003 as is!
Kate Dias has been tapped to play a key role on a statewide commission examining education funding systems. The group will look at the ECS formula, Excess Cost Grant, Special Education Development Grants, and more, and make recommendations for change.
Ready to take the next step in your education career? Whether you’re about to graduate, returning to the classroom, relocating, or exploring a career change, CEA’s third annual job fair…
On the latest episode of CEA’s Podcast, Dr. Miguel Cardona discusses career pathways, the need for investments in public schools, the role of testing in education, and more.
As scores of educators prepared to meet with lawmakers this afternoon in a #RedForEd day of action to push for key education measures, CEA held a press conference outside the State Capitol to articulate those priorities and the need for both passage and funding.
Do you have expertise in an area that would help other educators excel? Present at our Election Day Professional Development conference November 3, 2026.
Join your colleagues for an interactive virtual event to keep you informed, connected, and empowered. March 31, whether you’re looking to stay ahead of policy changes, have a voice in your union’s future, or connect with fellow educators across your county, this is your chance to be informed and involved from the convenience of home.
Danbury High School AP U.S. Government and Politics classes got a real-time lesson in how laws are made today, visiting the Capitol as legislators moved forward a bill to ensure a fair process for teacher terminations.