Have Questions About Retirement?
CEA’s comprehensive workshops on understanding and planning your retirement are being offered in locations around the state this fall. Register for one today.
Beyond Burnout: The Role of Gratitude in Teacher Resilience
In a demanding profession such as teaching making space for gratitude is not always easy, but research by Ridgefield Spanish teacher Dr. Allyson Power shows that gratitude can help educators feel happier and calmer and builds resilience.
CEF Scholarships Help Students Pursue Teaching Careers
Meet this year’s recipients of Connecticut Education Foundation scholarships that support students who are planning on becoming educators.
New Educator Orientations Underway in Stamford, Statewide
As school districts across the state welcome new educators into the fold, local teachers’ associations are on hand to ensure every educator knows where to turn for professional development, camaraderie, and union support.
Your CEA Advisor Is Here!
Your head may be in back-to-school mode, but we hope you’ll take a moment to reflect on an amazing summer. Catch the highlights in your CEA Advisor.
2026 Supreme Court Decisions Impact Schools, LGBTQ Students
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2026 term ended with major decisions involving Title IX and affecting LGBTQ+ students and their rights in school settings. At an information session this summer, CEA experts reviewed what those decisions could mean for students and educators.
A Day to Learn, Lead, and Reimagine Education
This Election Day, join other teachers and educator and viral sensation Gerry Brooks for a free day of professional learning centered around reimagining education.
Help Shape the Future of Career Pathways for Connecticut Students
Take three minutes to help shape career pathways so students can explore their interests, understand career options, build skills, and connect classroom learning to future education, training, and employment.
Back-to-School Savings: Tax Breaks for Teachers and Families
Changes by Connecticut lawmakers mean that back-to-school season may be a little less expensive for teachers and parents this year. Sales tax-free week, August 16 – 22, has been expanded, and nonelectronic school supplies are no longer subject to Connecticut sales tax at any time.
Primary Day Is Here: Remember to Vote
It’s Primary Day in Connecticut! Polls are open 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.