Recognize Education Champions at the CEA Celebrates Gala
Registration closes this Friday at noon for your opportunity to celebrate CEA’s 175 years and raise money for children in need.
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Norwich Superintendent Placed on Leave After Continued Teacher Advocacy
A downpour didn’t keep more than 200 Norwich teachers, school staff, parents, and students from rallying again outside a board of education meeting last night—and their continued advocacy finally paid…
Learn About Laws That Unfairly Penalize Teachers’ Retirement—And What You Can Do
Federal provisions unfairly penalize millions of teachers and their families by reducing or eliminating their Social Security benefits. Come to a free CEA webinar to learn more and find out how you can help get long-overdue legislation passed to improve financial security for millions of teachers.
Final Version of New TEVAL Guidelines Now Available
Check out the new educator evaluation guidelines as well as CEA’s implementation guide.
BOGO at the CT Sun This Sunday!
Join your colleagues at the Mohegan Sun Arena this Sunday, September 17, to watch the CT Sun in a playoff game against the Minnesota Lynx.
Norwich Teachers Rally for Change, Vow to Keep Fighting
Norwich teachers and community supporters turned out in force to call for an end to the hostile environment created by the district’s top administrators.
Offer Your Input into Connecticut’s Child Care Plan
The Connecticut Office of Early Childhood is hosting a series of public sharing sessions to inform the community and seek input on the work to date of the Blue Ribbon Panel on Child Care.
Teachers Turn Out for Pride
In a show of solidarity and celebration, CEA members kicked off a new school year of Pride this Saturday in Hartford.
Teacher Certification: What Changes Would You Like to See?
Teacher certification in Connecticut hasn’t seen major changes since the 1990s, but that’s about to change. The Connecticut State Department of Education has convened a group of stakeholders to redesign…
5 Tips for 10-Minute Meetings
Monthly 10-minute meetings are the building blocks of communication about your school community and working conditions. We share five quick tips for well-attended, well-run meetings.