Connecticut Voters Stand Firmly Behind Students and Teachers on Classroom Safety Bill Support Retirement Fund
Say no to cost shift, yes to keeping students safe in school
Two Connecticut Teachers Receive Prestigious Awards for Teaching Excellence
Two educators from New London and Danbury were recognized before more than 400 of their Connecticut colleagues for receiving two prestigious awards honoring educator excellence.
Connecticut Supreme Court Rules in Favor of New Milford Teachers in Contract Dispute Case
Strength of CEA, local teachers prevail
News Release: New CEA Ad Campaign Spotlights Strength of Diversity in Our Public Schools
Connecticut’s neighborhood public schools are true cornerstones of our democracy, welcoming students from every country, speaking different languages, and providing them with a true pathway for success.
News Release: All Aboard: Reading Bus Tour Rolls into Schools to Celebrate Literacy
Beginning the week of February 25, the year’s biggest literacy event rolls into six eastern Connecticut towns to bring the joy of reading to hundreds of students.
News Release: Statement from CEA President Jeff Leake on Governor Lamont’s Budget Address
CEA supports sensible ways of assisting the state in its efforts to make up for decades of underfunding teachers’ retirement, including the governor and treasurer’s plan to smooth out the state’s payments to the fund over a longer period of time and lower the investment earning assumption to a more realistic rate.
News Release: Teachers Play Key Role in Electing Pro-Education
For pro-education candidates, Connecticut’s midterm elections were a victory, and teachers helped provide the decisive votes.
News Release: CEA Condemns Political Hate Mail
The Connecticut Education Association today criticized Ed Charamut, the Republican candidate for State Senate in the 9th District, for an anti-Semitic postcard attacking his opponent.
News Release: Connecticut Senator’s Proposal to Arm Teachers Sparks Outrage
In a statement that has angered Connecticut’s public school educators, Senate Deputy Minority Leader Michael McLachlan has said he would arm teachers.
News Release: Stefanowski’s Economic Plan Would Cut Education Funding, Hurt Students
The Connecticut Education Association is calling on Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski to use the occasion of his rally tomorrow at Pomperaug Regional High School in Southbury to renounce his proposals that would result in massive cuts to education.