Want to Save $?
Take advantage of your membership and CEA’s purchasing power with exclusive discounts at retailers, service providers, entertainment venues, and more. Check out your CEA member benefits.
Have Fun, Lace Up & Give Back
Run or volunteer for Team CEF at the Eversource Hartford Marathon October 12. Sign up today to help kids and colleagues facing personal hardships.
Go Huskies!
UConn football presents CEA Teacher Appreciation Day Oct. 19. Grab discounted seats for the Huskies’ homecoming game and enjoy pregame fun, food, and festivities at CEA’s free tailgating tent, sponsored by California Casualty.
$500, $1,000, or More?
How much do you spend on your students and classroom supplies? CEA is collaborating with NBC Connecticut on a special survey and report to determine how much teachers hard-earned money is spent on their classrooms. Share your story.
New Commissioner Takes the Helm
He was a teacher, a principal, and now he’s the state’s new education commissioner. Read about Miguel Cardona and what he has planned for our schools.
It’s B-T-S Time
The work you do in the classroom every day makes our schools among the best in the nation. CEA President Jeff Leake explains how together with CEA teachers work as a team to keep our schools and profession strong. Watch the video.
Travel for Less
With NEA Vacations and CEA’s TicketsAtWork discounts, teachers travel for less. Get great prices on cruises, hotel and resort stays, flights, and guided vacations. Find out more.
BBQ and Baseball
Yard Goats baseball hosts an all-you-can-eat BBQ picnic for CEA members! Teachers are invited to the field to hold up a giant flag during the national anthem. Only 20 spots left! Get tickets.
Rotten Apple
A Rotten Apple to State Representatives Craig Fishbein and Joseph Polletta for introducing 25 anti-union amendments in an attempt to take away employee rights and weaken unions.
Shiny Apple
A Shiny Apple to Governor Lamont and legislators, especially Senator Julie Kushner and Rep. Robyn Porter, for their efforts in getting the $15 minimum wage bill signed into law.