Coping with Stress, One Step at Time
Tips for finding rest and relaxation and processing the past school year.
Tips for finding rest and relaxation and processing the past school year.
The Connecticut Department of Public Health and State Department of Education have issued updated recommendations for COVID-19 prevention.
During the 2020-21 school year many students were faced with the unfamiliar prospect of remote learning and didn’t know what to expect. Simsbury teacher Agnieszka Petlik had a whole classroom…
Want to get away—right now? Use these tips from NEA Member Benefits to plan the perfect summer adventure at a budget-friendly price.
The CEA Summer Experience is less than two weeks away, but it’s not the only upcoming opportunity for Connecticut teachers to gain new skills and hone their craft. CEA offers professional development opportunities to members year round, and the Connecticut State Department of Education is also offering summer learning activities for teachers.
Every student should be able to learn in a safe, modern learning environment. Tell Congress to support $130 billion to update and upgrade our nation’s public school buildings. ›
The American Academy of Pediatrics has issued guidance for schools that supports in-person learning, urges vaccination for all who are eligible, and recommends masking for everyone over the age of two.
CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey look forward to working with CEA members across the state to advance the teaching profession.
This summer your NEA membership gives you discounts on camping equipment, sportswear, magazines, new and used cars, and much more. Check out all the deals and discounts available to you…
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