‘IT’S HARD TO FIGHT THE BILLIONAIRES’
Read longtime union leader Leo Canty’s essay — “I’m Sticking with the Union,” outlining why now more than ever union advocacy is critical to Connecticut’s middle class.
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YOUR HELP IS NEEDED
Read CEA President Sheila Cohen’s important message about how you can help make the difference in passing new laws to prevent assaults on teachers. Your action is needed now to convince…
STAY INFORMED
From teacher retirement to school funding to ending aggressive student behavior, hear about the bills legislators are discussing that will impact your students, your profession, and your future. Attend a CEA County Forum and keep up-to-date on all the news you need to know.
TEACHERS STAND UP AND MARCH
Thousands of teachers joined their students at the March for Our Lives Rallies in Washington, D.C., Hartford, and across Connecticut to spur Congressional action to keep our schools safe and…
ROLL BACK THE TEACHER TAX AND FUND OUR SCHOOLS
CEA is leading the charge in advocating for repealing the teacher tax and fully funding our schools, but legislators need to hear from you. TAKE ACTION NOW Contact Your Legislators…
Support #OKwalk4kids Lunch and Buses
Oklahoma educators, support professionals, parents, students, and community members have been PACKING the Oklahoma State Capitol this week to speak up on behalf of Oklahoma’s children! Can you support them by buying them lunch?
NO MORE ATTACKS ON TEACHERS
Your voice can make the difference in passing new laws to prevent assaults on teachers. Call your legislators today and tell them to vote for SB 453: AAC Classroom Safety and…
‘I Would Die for My Students, But I Shouldn’t Have To’
In the wee morning hours on Saturday, March 24, Connecticut teachers filled a bus bound for Washington, D.C., in a major show of support for students and safe schools. Teachers…
‘I Would Die for My Students, But I Shouldn’t Have To’
Teachers from Avon, Bloomfield, Cheshire, Clinton, Cornwall, Coventry, East Hartford, Killingly, Manchester, Mansfield, Newington, Norwich, Tolland, Trumbull, and Waterbury—as well as retired educators from around the state—participated in the student-led March for Our Lives ast the nation’s capital.