When students are exposed to bullying, violence, or neglect, the impact on their social and emotional well-being can be profound. Learn strategies you can use in your classroom to help your students deal with the impact of trauma. Get details on CEA’s members- only workshop on May 10 in Rocky Hill.
Sign up now to attend the second annual Teacher Leader Fellowship Program Institute on May 22 at Central Connecticut State University. Internationally known and influential education thinkers – Dr. Peter Gamwell and Dr. Pasi Sahlberg – will discuss the importance of teacher leaders and administrators emphasizing creativity, collaboration, and innovation in classrooms and schools.
A rotten apple to greedy CEOs and special interests trying to divide and limit union members’ collective bargaining power. Read more.
A shiny apple to 31 legislators who joined a progressive caucus to fight for issues of importance to the state’s middle class. Read about the legislators who are part of this progressive movement.
CEA is partnering with the Registrars of Voters Association of Connecticut on a month-long voter registration drive in Connecticut’s high schools, beginning May 1.
Read how you can help encourage all students who will be 18 years old on or before Election Day to register to vote.
We have a little over a week to urge legislators to do what’s right and roll back the teacher tax. Legislators are currently considering action on a budget bill, so…
Hey, theatergoers! From the magic of Disney’s Lion King and The Illusionists to the conga beat of On Your Feet, CEA members save on Broadway’s best at The Bushnell.
Root, root, root for the home team at the Hartford Yard Goats’ CEA Teacher Appreciation Days. Free buttons, fireworks, and more! Hurry—tickets sell out fast
Are you a high school or middle school coach? Click here to apply for a $1,000 grant from California Casualty. California Casualty, an NEA Member Benefits provider, has an athletics grant program…
Watch the video of Berlin teacher Kelly Dumas explaining the stark differences between starting her career in Las Vegas, where teachers were convinced to leave the union, and working in Connecticut with…
Read longtime union leader Leo Canty’s essay — “I’m Sticking with the Union,” outlining why now more than ever union advocacy is critical to Connecticut’s middle class.