With the start of the 2022-2023 school year less than a month away for most districts, state education leaders and public health officials have announced details of a plan—Launching into…
Connecticut legislators have passed several key pieces of legislation that were among CEA’s top priorities.
From providing more mental health supports for children to additional assistance with special education costs to improving air quality in schools and giving pandemic credit toward teachers’ retirement Senate President Martin Looney discussed education priorities in the latest episode of CEA’s podcast.
Dual teaching—providing simultaneous instruction to in-person and remote students—was used as an emergency tool early in the COVID pandemic, but it results in a poor learning experience for students and…
The State Department of Public Health released new mask guidance for local school districts.
The Connecticut State Senate joined the House in voting to leave masking decisions up to local districts as of February 28.
CEA President Kate Dias shared the survey results with lawmakers during a legislative public hearing.
Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he is recommending the legislature leave the state’s mask mandate for schools in place until February 28, and after that point hand the decision…
Governor Lamont’s current mask mandate for schools expires February 15, and CEA wants to know where members stand on the issue.
Governor Lamont has suggested he may be open to dropping masks in schools, but educators say it’s too soon.