September Deals and Discounts from NEA Member Benefits
As an NEA member you can save on everything from an iPad to flowers to a new or used car. Remember to check out the deals and discounts available to…
Legislators Question SDE About School Reopening
“These are hard, difficult times we’re in,” State Rep. Robert Sanchez told his colleagues on the legislature’s Education Committee. “I hope we see all children going back to school in…
‘Plan for the Worst and Hope for the Best,’ Recommends Litchfield Local President
Some students are returning to Connecticut schools this week, others go back next week—Litchfield students were among the first in the state and headed back to school last Wednesday.
Advice and Tips for Early Career Educators
This back-to-school season is challenging for all educators, but it can pose specific hardships for those at the beginning of their careers. That’s why NEA has created resources to support…
Receive a $25 Gift Card for Your Completed Auto Quote
The NEA Auto & Home Insurance Program by California Casualty saves members an average of $423 a year. Each policy includes educator specific benefits, free ID theft protection, pet injury coverage, and…
It’s Back-to-School, and CEA Is Here for You
In this back-to-school video message, CEA leaders explain the importance of continuing to speak out for safe schools.
East Haven Teachers Rally for Safe Schools, Delayed Opening, and Hybrid Plan
“We cannot guarantee the safety of our students or our teachers when schools reopen next week,” Mike Archambault, East Haven Education Association Vice President told the members of the East…
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Moratorium on Federal Student Loan Payments to Continue Through December 31
The moratorium on federal student loan payments will continue automatically through December 31, without penalties or the accrual of interest. In addition, federal borrowers will receive credit toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness and loans in the federal rehab process without having to make a payment. As with the original relief package, the president’s order does not affect private student loans.
Share Your School Reopening Concerns
Send an email to the governor and commissioner to share your concerns about school reopening.