Teachers Honored, Budget and Policy Set at CEA Representative Assembly
More than 350 delegates convened for the 173rd CEA Representative Assembly, held virtually, to set policy and adopt a budget for the CEA.
Join Us in Combatting Childhood Hunger With a Food Drive in Your Local Association
Join CEA and host a food drive in your local between May 24 and June 11. CEA will provide you with publicity materials and other information you need to run a successful food drive.
You or Your Colleague Could Represent Connecticut on the National Stage
CEA’s John McCormick Award recipient will participate in the NEA Foundation’s Annual Salute to Excellence in Education Gala. Five finalists at the gala will receive a $10,000 award and one grand prize winner will receive $25,000.
It’s Been an Extremely Challenging Year; Thank You for All You Do
CEA President Jeff Leake says thank you to teachers for their tremendous efforts this school year.
It’s Up to Us to Fight for Our Students
Watch to find out why Danbury bilingual educator Luanelly Iglesias is speaking up for her students—and learn how you can join her.
CEA Teachers and the Law Workshops More Critical Than Ever During Pandemic
CEA members call the CEA Legal Department’s Teachers and the Law workshop “helpful” and “eye-opening,” and especially now during the pandemic it’s critical for you to know your rights and…
School-Based Vaccination Clinic Gives 400 Windsor Teachers First Shot at Hope, Health, Safety
The feeling of relief and excitement was palpable for educators who received their COVID vaccine at Windsor High School.
First Lady Dr. Biden Visits Meriden School with New Education Secretary
On Miguel Cardona’s first full day as U.S. Secretary of Education the former educator was back in his hometown, welcoming Dr. Jill Biden to a Meriden elementary school.
Puppets Help Spread Joy of Reading on Read Across Connecticut Day
In first- and second-grade classrooms across Bridgeport today, students experienced the joy of reading by watching a puppet show, hearing from a children’s author, and choosing a book of their very own to take home.
New CDC Guidelines: Teachers Should Be Prioritized for Vaccination
New CDC guidelines call for prioritizing teachers and school staff for vaccinations.