Have a Say in Connecticut’s Career Pathways Recommendations
The CT Career Pathways Commission has issued draft recommendations and wants to hear from teachers before these recommendations are finalized. Leave your feedback today.
The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit’s Hidden Risks for Public Schools
What is private equity and how does it relate to the federal voucher program? Listen to the latest episode of CEA’s podcast to learn more.
From Paychecks to Retirement and Beyond, Your Union Has Your Back
When a Glastonbury teacher faced issues with her 403(b) contributions, her union stepped in to help. “It was a relief to have that support and not need to handle the issue all on my own.”
Keep Connecticut Out of the Largest-Ever School Voucher Scheme
The U.S. Treasury has released guidance on Trump’s Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, and the picture it paints for public schools and students is bleak.
Share Your Perspective
Please take this year’s CEA and WFSB TV 3 survey and share your experiences regarding educators’ working conditions, school resources, technology, student mental health, and more.
Catch a Show for Less With Your CEA Membership
Looking for some fall fun without breaking the bank? Your CEA membership comes with discounts on everything from from Phantom Fall Fest at Lake Compounce and Great Wolf Lodge to UConn Football—plus plenty of opportunities to catch a great show. Check out these upcoming theater and comedy deals available to CEA members.
Connecticut Teacher Shortage Areas for 2026-27
If you’re working under a certification endorsement that is considered a shortage area you may be eligible for benefits such as loan forgiveness and deferral and mortgage assistance. Check out the shortage areas for 2026-2027.
At CEA-Retired Fall Meeting, Veteran Educators Celebrate Power in Connection, Unity
The CEA-Retired Fall Meeting brought together retired educators, CEA leaders and staff, and special guests, to talk about the state of retirement security for Connecticut educators as well as other priorities for educators across the career continuum.
School Air Quality Is Improving, but Advocates Say More Work Is Needed
Education advocates, health professionals, and lawmakers are joining together to highlight the need for continued progress on school indoor air quality in Connecticut. While acknowledging important steps forward, they also noted that more must be done to ensure all Connecticut schools comply with state law when it comes to indoor air quality standards.
CEA Policy Brief Raises Alarm Around Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, Ties to Private Equity
Read a new CEA policy brief to learn how private equity is expanding its reach into K-12 education.