Enter for a Chance at $10,000 to Spend Your Way
California Casualty, the provider of the NEA Auto and Home insurance program, wants to help you destress and unwind with $10,000 to spend your way.
Federal Government Providing Free, At-Home COVID Tests and N95 Masks
Every home in the United States is now eligible to order four free, at-home COVID-19 tests. The tests are completely free—there are no shipping costs, and orders will usually ship…
What’s Real in Education Forum
Join us February 28, virtually or at the Sheraton in Rocky Hill, to hear from a panel of your peers and experts on the realities of teaching in an often polarized era.
Stay Connected with the Daily
With changing safety protocols and schools in the news daily, there’s a lot to keep up on in 2022. That’s why we’ve launched the CEAdaily.
Save While Keeping Your Resolutions With Deals from NEA Member Benefits
Whether you’re looking to eat healthier meals, exercise, or travel more in 2022 (COVID permitting), NEA Member Benefits has you covered. Check out all the special deals and discounts available…
CT Teachers Make National News
The turnout of teachers and school staff for yesterday’s statewide Blackout for Safe Schools was inspiring, and the media paid attention.
Teachers, School Staff Across Connecticut Join Blackout for Safe Schools
Thousands of teachers and school staff took part in the blackout organized by CEA and other members of the Coalition of Board of Education Employee Unions to draw attention to the need for more safety protocols in schools.
Educators’ Survey Finds ‘We Need to Be Doing Better’ to Protect Student, Staff Health and Safety
Board of Education Union Coalition’s poll results back up recent call for more stringent protocols.
CEA President Speaking Out About Need to Make Schools Safer
CEA President Kate Dias appeared on Eyewitness News 3’s CT’22 and NBC Connecticut’s Face the Facts yesterday morning discussing how the recent COVID surge is impacting schools and what needs…
Join Us on Wednesday, January 12
Join us and wear black to school to bring attention to the fact that our schools are not as safe as they should be.