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Category Archives: Politics

Big Wins for Students and Teachers in Congressional Spending Bill

Education news, National Politics, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughDecember 23, 2015Leave a comment

Teachers advocating together across the country have accomplished three important victories in legislation that passed through Congress last week. These wins, part of a bill to fund the government and…

Congress Approves Historic Bill to Create Greater Opportunities for Students to Succeed

Education news, National Politics, Politics, Teacher EvaluationBy Laurel KilloughDecember 9, 20154 Comments

“We applaud Congress for getting the job done—passing the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)—and doing what is right for students, teachers, and public education,” said CEA President Sheila Cohen. “ESSA…

Obama Administration Calls for Less Testing in Schools

Education news, National Politics, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughOctober 26, 20152 Comments

Teachers have been calling attention to the problem of overtesting in public schools for years, and this weekend the Obama administration finally responded by releasing a plan to reduce testing,…

CEA Represents Teachers’ Voices on Statewide Panel

CEA News, Education news, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughOctober 5, 20152 Comments

Donald Williams, CEA’s director of Policy, Research and Reform, stood up for the interests of public school students and teachers as a member of a panel today at UConn’s Neag…

Connecticut #1 for Income & Income Inequality

Education news, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughOctober 1, 2015Leave a comment

Connecticut continues to be number one when it comes to per capita income—but the state is also number one when it comes to income inequality. The U.S. Bureau of Economic…

Government Shutdown Would Hurt Neediest Children

Education news, National Politics, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughSeptember 24, 2015Leave a comment

Unless members of Congress act quickly and come to a budget agreement the country will once again face a government shutdown starting October 1. That would mean cuts of 1.4…

Unions Powerful Force for Improving Lives of Low-Income Children

Politics, Professional IssuesBy Laurel KilloughSeptember 11, 20151 Comment

Fair wages and benefits, workplace rights and protections—unions are important for many reasons, but one only recently discovered benefit of unions is that they increase the likelihood of low-income children…

CEA Members Join Colleagues to Rally for Public Education

CEA Events, CEA News, Education news, National Politics, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughAugust 19, 20151 Comment

“It was disappointing that teachers were not allowed to participate or attend a summit on education today—go figure,” said Westport librarian, Association president, and NEA Director John Horrigan. Horrigan was…

Veto Attempt Falls Short

Education news, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughJuly 21, 20153 Comments

The Connecticut General Assembly held a veto session on Monday, July 20, but didn’t have the votes to overturn the governor’s veto of HB 6977, An Act Establishing Qualifications for…

Connecticut Legislature Won’t Hold Override Session

CEA News, Education news, PoliticsBy Laurel KilloughJuly 17, 20151 Comment

Thank you to all of the CEA members who have called and emailed their legislators explaining why the state’s education commissioner needs to be required to have education and experience.…

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