With the pandemic exacerbating food insecurity, hundreds of thousands of Connecticut residents have been struggling with hunger; more than 150,000 of them are children. Fortunately, teachers have stepped in to…
Congresswoman Jahana Hayes has introduced legislation to help combat hunger by expanding eligibility to free and reduced-price meals in schools.
During the school year, you’re laser-focused on your students and your work responsibilities. But come summertime, you finally have a chance to focus on you.
Did you know that being a CEA member gives you access to discounts on products and services you use every day as well as special offers on travel and entertainment?…
The new state budget passed by the Connecticut legislature will include funding to assist teachers and other essential workers who contracted COVID-19
Research shows that students benefit from quality summer and extended learning experiences, especially students from low-income communities who typically lack resources to extend their education beyond the school day.
Manchester teacher Kate Dias and Darien teacher Joslyn DeLancey will serve as CEA president and vice president.
As a member of a CEA commission or committee, you can share your ideas, work with other members from around the state, and help shape the Association for years to come.
CEA Member Benefits partner Cambridge Credit Counseling offers tips to help you stay on track as student loan payments resume in October.
Connecticut educators can be proud of the successes they’ve achieved for their students and communities.