A Year of Wins and Lessons—and What’s Next for CEA
In a special year-in-review episode of CEA’s podcast, CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey reflect on the lessons of 2025—and look ahead to 2026.
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“I Lived in My Car”: Why Unpaid Student Teaching Is Driving Aspiring Educators Out of the Profession
A new survey and policy brief released by the CEA Aspiring Educator Program underscore the financial hardship and deterrent to becoming an educator that unpaid student teaching represents.
Record Number of Educators Elected to Serve Their Communities
Fifty-seven CEA members won in elections in more than 40 different towns and districts across the state.
CEA Donates to Foodshare, Challenges Others to Help Feed Connecticut Families Impacted by Shutdown
CEA donated $1,000 to Foodshare and issued a challenge to others to join in supporting Connecticut families during this difficult time.
Vice President Joslyn DeLancey Recognized for Her Work Helping to Overturn WEP/GPO
CEA Vice President Joslyn DeLancey was recognized by the Connecticut Alliance for Retired Americans for her work overturning WEP/GPO.