Community Symposium: Redefining the Future of Public Education
Be part of the discussion and help redefine the future of public education by attending the December 2nd virtual community symposium.
Legislator Report Card
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District Comparison Races
Do the legislative candidates in your town support students, teachers, and public education? Get the facts on where the candidates stand on the issues.
Attend a CEA Virtual Listening Forum
Many educators don’t have the resources they need, and when job demands become unsustainable, the result is anxiety, stress, and eventually burnout. We need to hear directly from you regarding what’s working and what’s not.
Waterbury Art Teacher Wins Second Place in National “Get Out the Vote” Postcard Contest
Why is it so important to get out and vote? “We must stand together as educators and continue to advocate for a strong system and better resources all around,” says…
Tell Legislators What’s Really Happening in Your School
CEA is setting up virtual meetings between CEA members and their legislators. Talk to your local leaders to set up a meeting in your district.
Equity Survey Results
New Survey Highlights Inequities in Student Educational Opportunities and Critical Resources That Risk Safety and Learning in State’s Lowest-Performing School Districts
Email The Governor
Tell the governor to issue an Executive Order so teachers placed in quarantine receive paid quarantine leave and don’t have to use their own sick days.
Share Your School Reopening Concerns
Send an email to the governor and commissioner to share your concerns about school reopening.
CEA’s Safe Learning Plan: Critical steps to prioritize health, safety, and equity
New COVID-19 Research Prompts Teachers to Call For Delayed Openings, Expanded Remote Learning Plans, and Upgraded HVAC Systems to Ensure Healthy and Safe Schools