What Should Congress Prioritize This year?
Share your input to help shape NEA’s Legislative Program at upcoming virtual listening sessions.
Planning a Ski Vacation?
We haven’t seen much snow in Connecticut yet this winter, but the slopes are calling! As you plan your ski getaways, remember to take advantage of the savings available to you as a CEA member.
Stamford Teachers Walk In to Protect Student Learning, Protest Additional Workload
Teachers at all three Stamford high schools held Six Is Not the Fix walk-ins in a show of solidarity to push back against schedule changes that would shortchange students.
How Play-Based Learning Enhances Access for All Students
At a recent conference, Rekindling Joy in Schools, teachers focused on various aspects of play in the classroom including how play can enhance access to the curriculum for students with 504 plans and IEPs.
Connecticut Educators Support New Efforts to Address At-Risk Students
CEA and AFT Connecticut leaders underscore their support for Dalio Education’s proposed holistic approach to resolve the statewide crises of disconnected youth outlined in a recent report.
Holiday Bear Sponsors Record Number of Children
Teachers, families, and community members have sponsored a record 750 plus students through the Connecticut Education Foundation’s Holiday Bear Project this year. Watch how the Wallingford community came together to sponsor gifts for students.
East Hampton Teacher’s Photo Catches Eye of USPS
Second-grade teacher Joe Gowac never imagined that his side hustle—nature photography—would put him in the national spotlight. But that’s exactly what happened when his sunset photo of the Arrigoni Bridge was featured on a first-class postage stamp.
CEA Communications Takes Best in Show
CEA earned seven Mercury Awards for excellence in communications from the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) for campaigns and materials that elevate CEA members and the teaching profession.
Educating with Pride
Learn about your rights as an LGBTQ+ educator and how you can support your LGBTQ+ students.
West Hartford Teacher Specializes in Human and Canine Communication
Shana Luzusky, a West Hartford sixth grade French and Spanish teacher, is one of the thousands of Connecticut educators with a paid and/or volunteer side hustle. Luzusky brings the art of communication into her off-campus pursuits, where she volunteers as an adoption coordinator for a dog rescue.