Manchester has already had a number of members attend board of education meetings to participate in CEA’s Go the Extra Mile campaign. On the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, Manchester president James Tierinni and CEA Training and Organizational Development Specialist Katie Grant talk about the new campaign with CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey.
Making facility improvements to ensure better air quality in schools can be prohibitively expensive, which is why a bill before the legislature that would allow schools to apply for state bonding to cover the cost of those upgrades is so essential.
Join us at Newington High School for the second annual CEA Job Fair on Saturday, May 3. More than 20 districts have already signed up to attend.
CEA is now on the social media platform Bluesky! Come follow us.
Play carts are now available to CEA members teaching prek through first grade! Apply now, before they run out.
Many educators and our allies are supporting this Saturday’s Hands Off! national day of action to lift our collective voices against the continued assault on our freedoms and communities, including our public schools.
Enfield teachers are speaking up at Board of Education meetings and highlighting the many ways Teachers Go the Extra Mile Every Day. Make your voice heard at meetings in your town to receive a CEA t-shirt!
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Learn more about your union and connect with colleagues at upcoming CEA County Forums. The forums give you the opportunity to socialize and connect with your colleagues while sharing what’s happening in your district.
“This attack on the Department of Education—let’s be clear about what it is—it’s an attempt to dismantle public education as we know it here in America.” Connecticut Attorney General William Tong discusses cuts to the U.S. Department of Education on the latest episode of CEA’s podcast.