Stratford Teachers: Now Is Not the Time to Relax COVID Protocols
Stratford teachers came out in force to demonstrate against a plan that would have students back in school four days a week for in-person learning, even as COVID cases are on the rise.
Stratford teachers came out in force to demonstrate against a plan that would have students back in school four days a week for in-person learning, even as COVID cases are on the rise.
The Safe and Successful Schools Now report outlines immediate steps necessary to keep students, educators, staff, and communities safe.
Be part of the discussion and help redefine the future of public education by attending the December 2nd virtual community symposium.
Dr. Lammia Agoora, a teacher at Rogers Park Middle School in Danbury, is one of only 46 teachers from around the country to be selected as a recipient of the…
On the very first day that Stratford moved from hybrid to four days a week of in-person learning for kindergarteners and first graders a kindergarten class is being forced to…
A coalition of unions representing public education employees issued a response to state guidance regarding local school building COVID-19-related closures.
Facing steadily rising numbers of COVID-19 cases and crippling shortages in school staffing the Hamden Board of Education heard from concerned educators supporting a proposal to shift to full distance learning between the Thanksgiving holiday and January 19.
California Casualty, an endorsed NEA Auto and Home Insurance provider, offers grants to support music and arts teachers and their students. Find out how to apply.
If your district adopted the flexible educator evaluation option, it is important to understand how this will impact you.
NEA President Becky Pringle on the election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.