Remembering Sandy Hook Students and Educators
Teachers around Connecticut are thinking about the students and educators we lost in Newtown 10 years ago today.
First Lady, NEA and AFT Leaders: ‘Thank You, Educators’
Dr. Jill Biden joined NEA President Becky Pringle and AFT President Randi Weingarten in a virtual address to the nation’s public school educators yesterday evening, thanking them for all they…
Westport Kindergarteners Help Make the Season Bright for Other Children
Amanda Moitoso and her kindergarten class at Greens Farms Elementary School in Westport are among the hundreds of teachers, students, and community members helping make the season brighter for more than 500 schoolchildren throughout the state.
Basketball Clinic a Slam Dunk for Teachers, Students
Pro basketball players payed a surprise visit to a Bridgeport school after a teacher won a clinic hosted by the Connecticut Sun. Find out how you can win a clinic for your school.
First Lady Jill Biden Wants to Thank You—Join NEA Event This Monday
As an NEA member, you are invited to join a special virtual event to hear a holiday message of gratitude from First Lady Dr. Jill Biden, NEA President Becky Pringle,…
Save on All Your Holiday Shopping, Hosting, and Entertainment This December
Whether you’re holiday shopping, preparing to entertain, or looking go to a movie, show, or sporting event this December, don’t forget to check out the savings available to NEA members…
Stonington Education Association Comes Together to Get Pride Flags Back in Classrooms
Stonington teachers organized to ensure safe, welcoming environments for their students.
Get the First Year of the NEA Mental Health Program at No Cost!
NEA’s mental health program, powered by Sanvello, offers tools to help you manage anxiety, stress, and depression at no cost for the first year.
Teachers Bring Out Our Best
“It brings out the best in me when I think of my teachers,” says Alice Lam, a cardiovascular registered nurse. Watch a conversation between Lam and her former physics teacher Kristen Record.
State Partnering with Local Tribal Nations to Create Native American Studies Model Curriculum
The State Department of Education is working together with Connecticut’s five recognized tribal nations and educators to create a new Native American studies model curriculum that will be available to schools for the 2023-24 school year.