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.
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 the legislative session ending on May 4, now is the time to take action to urge lawmakers to support students and teachers.
During the early days of the pandemic schools went remote with no notice, giving teachers no time to prepare. In the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, CEA leaders talk with Connecticut’s 2020 Teacher of the Year about how the state now has a chance to make sure remote teaching and learning are done right.
Testifying on everything from education funding to kindergarten start age to recruiting and retaining a diverse teaching force and more, many CEA leaders, members, and staff spoke up before the…
CEA members and staff are testifying before the legislature’s Appropriations Committee today on issues affecting teacher retirement, including provisions to help attract and retain teachers as well as ways to…
Whether this is your first year in the classroom or your sixth, CEA’s Early Career Educator Conference will help you grow as a professional, connect with colleagues from around the state.
Mold, toxic air, poor ventilation systems—these are hidden risks to children’s health that CEA is asking legislators to address as part of our What You Don’t See campaign. Educators, students,…