CEA is deeply saddened by the loss of Mark Waxenberg, a dedicated leader whose life’s work was committed to strengthening public education and elevating the teaching profession in Connecticut.
The education community, is deeply saddened by the loss of Mark Waxenberg, a dedicated leader whose life’s work was committed to strengthening public education.
Today, as Connecticut comes together to honor Former Governor M. Jodi Rell, the Connecticut Education Association extends its heartfelt condolences to her family and friends during this time of loss.
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Watch a Thanksgiving video message from CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey.
“Educators are telling us that stress and burnout have leapfrogged to the top of the list of their concerns,” CEA President Kate Dias told reporters today regarding the latest member survey.
New CEA survey finds continuing challenges with student behavioral issues, insufficient pay, and lack of respect contributing to teacher shortage
Immigrants eating pets, hurricanes intentionally created by “weather modification” systems, and election ballots sent to noncitizen voters to invite “foreign interference.” These are all examples of outrageous claims found online.
“A lot of people think play is just for children, but how many of you feel the stress leaving your body as you laugh with me?” keynote speaker Jed Dearybury asked educators attending CEA’s third annual Reimagining Education conference.
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