American Education Week, celebrated November 15-19, 2021, presents everyone with an opportunity to celebrate public education and honor the individuals who are making a difference in ensuring that every student…
Five CEA members have been selected as recipients of California Casualty’s Music and Arts Grant program—a program that ensures as many students as possible have a chance to take part…
Connecticut continues to grow its number of teachers of color thanks to the Teacher Residency Program. A unique program that began at CREC with CEA support, it helps noncertified school staff with bachelors degrees earn teaching certification.
One of the best things you can do for yourself as an early-career educator is make time to socialize with other new teachers. Join other CEA members for free food, networking, and a chance to bounce ideas, tips, and questions off your colleagues.
There’s still time to sponsor a child through the Holiday Bear Project—and/or purchase merchandise to support the program. Each year, Holiday Bear provides gifts for children whose families are facing financial or other hardships.
Connecticut has unveiled a new initiative—Screen and Stay—that allows schools to reduce the number of repeated quarantines that disrupted much of the previous school year.
Guilford and Coventry voters turned out in support of educators and schools yesterday and resoundingly defeated Board of Education candidates who had looked to censure teachers and micromanage classrooms. Many CEA members running for local offices won elections.
A landmark bill long championed by NEA and CEA promises to bring significant retirement benefits to millions of teachers.
While presidential elections receive the most media coverage, local elections have the greatest impact on students’ experiences in school and teachers’ jobs.
Kim exemplifies the highest standards of professionalism and dedication to her students, her colleagues, and her community.