Wallingford Teacher’s Side Hustle Takes Innovation, Entrepreneurship
Paul Bogush, a Wallingford social studies teacher, is the designer, creator, lead tester, and CEO (chief elimination officer!) at Holey Hiker Backpacking Bidets.
Paul Bogush, a Wallingford social studies teacher, is the designer, creator, lead tester, and CEO (chief elimination officer!) at Holey Hiker Backpacking Bidets.
After more than three decades in the classroom—11 years in Mansfield and 20 in Hebron—CEA-Retired member Althea Carr has blazed a few trails. She was the first in her local education association to participate in an NEA Representative Assembly and the only teacher of color in her district.
As we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s 95th birthday, help your students learn about King and his activism in the struggle against racial injustice.
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By day, Benn Gawitt teaches AP biology, anatomy and physiology, and forensics at Canton High School. Summers and weekends find this science geek and father of twin 10-year-olds rocking out with Acoustic Marshpit.
The 2024 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching will salute teachers of K-6 math and science in each state. Nominate yourself or a colleague.
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We haven’t seen much snow in Connecticut yet this winter, but the slopes are calling! As you plan your ski getaways, remember to take advantage of the savings available to you as a CEA member.
Teachers at all three Stamford high schools held Six Is Not the Fix walk-ins in a show of solidarity to push back against schedule changes that would shortchange students.