On the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, Dalio Education Co-CEO Andrew Ferguson joined CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey to talk about the importance of coming together to invest in the state’s youth.
Cheered on by students and colleagues, 18-year veteran New Haven educator Julia Miller was named Connecticut’s 2025 Teacher of the Year.
Last fall CCSU’s chapter of CEA’s Aspiring Educator Program was down to just two members. This fall those two members, who stepped up to serve as president and vice president, have been honored by the State Board of Education for their leadership at the local and state levels and have grown their chapter by leaps and bounds.
Chris DiPentima, the president and CEO of the Connecticut Business and Industry Association, talks with CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey about CBIA’s new economic action plan and how education and economic growth intersect on the latest episode of CEA’s podcast.
The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities has announced Young People First, a decade-long plan to confront a crisis of disconnected youth by investing in education, social services, and job training.
Young People First, Dalio Education and the CCM’s 119K north star mission to get disconnected youth back on track has the strong and enthusiastic support of the education community.
Your CEA membership gives you access to professional development workshops, retirement information, and lots of fall fun. Check out the limited-time offers below from CEA and our member benefits partners.
In the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, 2012 Connecticut Teacher of the Year and Berlin social studies teacher David Bosso talks about how to handle political or controversial topics that may arise in the classroom.
With oceanside dining and a view of New Haven’s skyline, hundreds of educators and public school advocates gathered to celebrate CEA’s 176th anniversary at a gala fundraiser benefiting the Connecticut Education Foundation (CEF).
The 2024 election is just over a month away—do you know where candidates stand on the issues important to educators and how to get involved to elect pro-education candidates?