State Announces New Investments to Improve Teacher Recruitment
With at least 1,300 educator vacancies statewide, Governor Lamont announced Connecticut is using federal funding to make new investments to address educator shortages in Connecticut.
With at least 1,300 educator vacancies statewide, Governor Lamont announced Connecticut is using federal funding to make new investments to address educator shortages in Connecticut.
CEA’s Day of Action was a tremendous success because so many of you showed up—both at the Capitol and in your schools—for our students and our profession.
CEA Lobby Day was a tremendous success because of our amazing members! Take a look at the days events.
The hallways of the State Capitol are filled with red shirts today as educators turn out for CEA’s #RedforEd Fix the Crisis Day of Action. Those who can’t make it to Hartford are sporting their #RedforEd in schools around the state.
The legislature’s Appropriations Committee failed to take action on a landmark education bill with major implications for teachers, paraeducators, and students. The fight, however, is not over.
The legislature is no longer scheduled to be in session on April 26, so CEA Lobby Day is now April 27.
Leadership skills take time to cultivate. At the CEA Summit on Diversity on Saturday, April 29, members will get the opportunity to learn side-by-side with other leaders of color by…
After 11 frustrating years of evaluations that teachers have often felt are unfair and lacking in useful feedback, the State Board of Education this spring is expected to vote on…
DCF Commissioner Vannessa Dorantes joined CEA local leaders for a conversation about what’s working when it comes to the teacher-DCF relationship and what still needs to be improved.
Learn more about your union and connect with colleagues at upcoming in-person CEA County Forums and a virtual Budget Forum.