Ninety CEA members have joined nearly 6,000 educators from around the nation in Orlando, Florida this week for the 2023 National Education Association Annual Meeting and Representative Assembly (RA).
Although the Supreme Court today struck down President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan, that decision has no bearing on teachers’ eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness, nor does it in any way impact the Income Driven Repayment Adjustment opportunity.
Educators come from all walks of life and backgrounds—something that members of the Portuguese-American community saw firsthand recently in Hartford. On Sunday, June 11, Portuguese-American educators from around Connecticut marched…
CEA leaders, members, and staff worked hard and were able to accomplish a number of wins this legislative session. Education Committee Chair Rep. Jeff Currey and Ranking Member Rep. Kathleen McCarty discuss those wins and more on the latest episode of CEA’s podcast.
If you’re a first-time home buyer or purchasing in a targeted area of the state, check to see whether you qualify for the Connecticut Teachers Mortgage Assistance Program.
From college students to radio hosts, everyone has a Because of a Teacher story. Watch these videos to hear how Connecticut teachers have inspired today’s professionals—and are inspiring the leaders of tomorrow.
Save on everything you need for summer including athletic gear, patio furniture, food for you next BBQ, and more with discounts from NEA Member Benefits. Check out the highlighted offers below and visit neamb.com for more ways to save.
From sporting events to theater to professional learning and more, CEA has you covered with savings on lots of summer fun. Mark your calendar and register for the events below today.
When it comes to showcasing teachers’ dedication to their students and members’ work together as a union, CEA Communications is always ready to make an impact. That work is now being recognized nationally by the State Education Association Communicators and with a Telly Award.
State Department of Education partners are offering training this summer and fall on specific aspects of CT-SEDS, the state’s special education data system.