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Arizona has followed in the footsteps of West Virginia, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and now Colorado – fighting for quality public education for our students.
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State Latin Day Proves Language Is Alive and Well in Connecticut
Latin may be the historical language of ancient Rome—but last week it also belonged to the over a thousand teens in togas and tunics attending Connecticut State Latin Day in…
Administration’s Refusal to Hire Substitute Teachers Shortchanges Bridgeport Students
Hours before a drastic budget measure affecting the district’s public schools was set to take effect, Bridgeport teachers held a news conference drawing attention to school officials’ refusal to hire…
Administration’s Refusal to Hire Substitute Teachers Shortchanges Bridgeport Students
Hours before a drastic budget measure affecting the district’s public schools was set to take effect, Bridgeport teachers held a news conference drawing attention to school officials’ refusal to hire substitute teachers for the month of May—a decision that threatens to disrupt learning and jeopardize student safety.
CEA Partners with Connecticut Registrars on High School Voter Registration Drive
Month-long campaign to enroll new voters kicks off May 1
CONNECTICUT SUN
CEA members save up to 27% on professional women’s basketball at the Mohegan Sun. Catch the season home opener, May 20, with tickets as low as $20.
RED-HOT AND ON A ROLL
The Yard Goats have won seven of their last nine games. Catch all the action May 5 when they play the Portland Sea Dogs at CEA Teacher Appreciation Day.
HELPING YOUR STUDENTS WITH TRAUMA
When students are exposed to bullying, violence, or neglect, the impact on their social and emotional well-being can be profound. Learn strategies you can use in your classroom to help your students deal with the impact of trauma. Get details on CEA’s members- only workshop on May 10 in Rocky Hill.
TEACHER LEADER FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM INSTITUTE
Sign up now to attend the second annual Teacher Leader Fellowship Program Institute on May 22 at Central Connecticut State University. Internationally known and influential education thinkers – Dr. Peter Gamwell and Dr. Pasi Sahlberg – will discuss the importance of teacher leaders and administrators emphasizing creativity, collaboration, and innovation in classrooms and schools.
ROTTEN APPLES
A rotten apple to greedy CEOs and special interests trying to divide and limit union members’ collective bargaining power. Read more.