Join Us for CEA’s Largest Learning Experience for Educators
Summer is nearly here and so is the CEA Summer Conference. While you’re planning your summer activities, plan on also joining us at Foxwoods on July 31 and August 1.
CEA Pride Joins the Parade
It was a beautiful sunny day for Middletown’s annual Pride Parade this Saturday, and for the first time CEA members joined in the parade as a group—marching under the CEA Pride banner.
Affected by WEP/GPO? Share Your Story with Congress
Submit your written testimony on why it’s so important to repeal WEP/GPO before a Senate subcommittee hearing June 7.
Students’ Education at Risk as Enfield Cuts 129 Staff Positions
Enfield teachers, students, parents, and community members are reeling today after learning at a Board of Education meeting last night that Enfield Public Schools will have 20% fewer educators when students head back to school this fall.
Enter NEA’s 2024 Postcard Art Contest
Enter NEA’s contest and design a postcard that encourages everyone to vote this November and support candidates who stand with students and educators.
Announcing the CEA Membership Madness Final Four!
CEA held its first annual Membership Madness Tournament this spring, and four locals with the highest membership percentage in their demographic bracket took home the gold—and $500.
Critical Student Loan Consolidation Deadline Extended to June 30
The Biden Administration has announced that the loan consolidation deadline previously set for April 30 has been extended to June 30, 2024, giving federal student loan borrowers time to consolidate their loans and qualify for forgiveness.
Committed Champions Continue to Pave the Way
At their annual Spring Business Meeting CEA-Retired members gathered to make changes to their constitution, elect representatives, learn the latest on state and federal legislation, and hear remarks from NEA-Retired president Anita Gibson.
Enfield Town Council Ignores Teachers, Students, and Parents, Decimates Public Schools
Despite an outpouring of support for fairly funded schools by students, parents, teachers, and community members the Enfield Town Council voted Monday night to make $5 million in cuts to the Enfield Public Schools.
Canton Teachers Rally for a Better School Budget
Canton educators rally against budget cuts that would eliminate staff, programs, instructional supports such as after-school and summer academies, and resources ranging from Chromebooks to textbooks.