It’s the reward a teacher looks forward to on those long, stressful days–hearing from a former student about how that teacher’s efforts have made a lasting impact. In CEA’s Because of a Teacher campaign, educators are sitting down for video interviews with former students who share the profound impact and influence they’ve had.
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We’re just one week out from Read Across America—a celebration of reading in classrooms across the country. Here in Connecticut, CEA’s charitable arm, the Connecticut Education Foundation (CEF), will be bringing reading fun to students in Hamden Public Schools this year.
Join CEA leadership and county directors to connect with new colleagues at four joint County Forums designed to engage in conversation about what’s happening in your district.
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CEA is urging lawmakers to adopt legislation that would require temperature standards for public schools.
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In a memo to superintendents yesterday, Commissioner of Education Charlene Russell-Tucker announced that the Connecticut reading survey required biennially of all educators teaching kindergarten through third grade is suspended for this school year.