The Governor’s New Back-to-School Plan is Short on Specifics
The safety and health of students, teachers, and staff in our public schools must be the first priority in any plan to reopen schools this fall.
New “Back to School” Plan Needs More Specifics Raises Serious Health and Safety Concerns
Today Connecticut Education Association ( President Jeff Leake and AFT Connecticut Vice President Mary Yordon released the following joint statement regarding Governor Ned Lamont’s proposals for resuming in person learning.
Get the latest information from Connecticut officials, Public Health, the Centers for Disease Control, and CEA, including guidelines for schools, teachers, and more.
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Fund Our Schools: We can’t afford another crisis
New CEA ad campaign emphasizes the need for education funding—not budget cuts—to help us recover from the coronavirus crisis.
Health, Safety, Well-Being, and Inequities Among Teachers’ Top Concerns for Students
New CEA Equity and Reopening School Survey highlights steps that must be taken before schools reopen.
Teaching Is Calling You
CEA launches new campaign to expand the minority teaching force.
Connecticut Education Association Honors iHeart Radio Personality for Supporting Students, Teachers, and Public Schools
The Connecticut Education Association awarded Renee DiNino, on-air personality and community affairs director for iHeartRadio Connecticut, the Charles B. Kelly Local Media Award for her support of teachers and public…
Farmington Violates State Order
Residents shut out of town meeting; lack of transparency cause for concern. Dozens of Farmington residents and teachers were prevented from participating in a May 4 Farmington Board of Education…
Statement from CEA President Jeff Leake on the Coronavirus Pandemic
CEA is working closely with the State Department of Education and other education stakeholders on protocols for schools and teachers in response to the coronavirus pandemic. We agree with Governor…
Teachers and Students Suffering from Nausea, Lung Disease, Sinus Infections, Headaches, Coughs, Asthma, and Other Illnesses Due to Sick Schools
Teachers urge legislators to pass HB 5431 to improve indoor air quality in Connecticut classrooms I have been working in an environment with serious mold problems, water intrusion, poor air…