CEA aspiring educators gathered at Derby High School and Montville’s Murphy Elementary for a day of camaraderie and service work aimed at uplifting teachers and students and enriching their teaching and learning environment.
Congress’ Ways and Means Committee held the first hearing on WEP/GPO in more than 15 years to hear from Americans who have been unfairly penalized by these federal provisions.
Listen to the latest episode of CEA’s podcast to learn about changes to teacher evaluation and what local association members need to do to ensure their district gets evaluation right.
Connecticut’s 2024 Teacher of the Year and district honorees were recognized at a ceremony celebrating the talented professionals who make learning come alive.
As a CEA member, you can save up to 20% on upcoming UConn football home games, home ice hockey games, and select basketball games.
Right now is our best chance to be heard on the repeal of WEP/GPO—federal penalties that unfairly reduce teachers’ social security benefits. There is a Congressional hearing Monday, and all educators can submit written testimony.
Among Connecticut’s roughly 500,000 K-12 students, 39,000 adolescents (ages 12-17) were reported to have at least one major depressive episode in the last year, and more than half experienced severe episodes. Only 24,000 received treatment.
Voters turned out in cities and towns across Connecticut yesterday. Thank you to all of you who voted in local elections and made your voice heard.
Education is on the ballot, and every vote counts. Don’t sit this one out.
Election Day is right around the corner, and Connecticut voters will soon be choosing who will represent them on local boards of education and finance, town councils, and more.