Building Career Pathways, Building CT’s Future
Listen to CEA’s podcast to hear former U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona talk about career pathways and the promise they hold for students and the entire state.
A Big Win for Educators and Public Education
We elected nine K-12 educators to the CT legislature and voted in at least 89 out of the 94 candidates who made CEA’s Honor Roll as well as all endorsed candidates.
Meet Connecticut’s 2027 Teacher of the Year—the Berlin Batman
Christopher Wisniewski is known as the Berlin Batman—not because he fights crime, but because he’s introduced students to an innovate invention project to address white-nose syndrome in bats.
Scholarship Tax Credit Vouchers, a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
In an op-ed in the CTMirror, CEA Vice President Joslyn DeLancey explains how the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit asks states to give up control for a program that will mostly benefit the wealthy few.
The Federal Scholarship Tax Credit’s Hidden Risks for Public Schools
What is private equity and how does it relate to the federal voucher program? Listen to the latest episode of CEA’s podcast to learn more.
Keep Connecticut Out of the Largest-Ever School Voucher Scheme
The U.S. Treasury has released guidance on Trump’s Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, and the picture it paints for public schools and students is bleak.
CEA Policy Brief Raises Alarm Around Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, Ties to Private Equity
Read a new CEA policy brief to learn how private equity is expanding its reach into K-12 education.
Kate Dias: When Teachers Have a Voice, Students Benefit
Supporting students means supporting educators. That’s the case that CEA President Kate Dias made during a Dialogue Project conversation hosted by 92NY.