CEA’s first round of 2022-2023 county forum meetings starts next week. Connect with your colleagues, participate in short, informative training, and engage in important CEA business that impacts your future and…
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Despite a law passed last legislative session that prohibits dual instruction, the State Department of Education has issued guidelines that undermine legislators’ intent and allow districts to move forward using dual instruction.
Based on member concerns and interests, CEA has started five new work groups to tackle complex and large-scale issues that are both important and timely.
The $150 million in state grant funding now available for schools to use in fixing and updating HVAC systems is a big boost, but members of the state task force…
Looking to take in a show this fall? The Bushnell is offering discounts on many popular performances from Disney’s Aladdin to Mannheim Steamroller Christmas.
From snacks to school supplies to tech, save on everything you need for the new school year thanks to deals and discounts available from NEA Member Benefits. Check out the…
CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey discuss attracting teachers and keeping them in the classroom with Bloomfield Local President and elementary interventionist Gail Jorden in the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, Two T’s in a Pod.
Don’t miss our free Sept. 28 webinar. Learn how you may qualify for a waiver that would eliminate your student debt or receive up to $20,000 in loan forgiveness.