Breakfast of Champions: Teachers, Legislators Talk Education
Educators and lawmakers came together this weekend for candid conversations about the teaching profession and the multiple crises facing Connecticut schools.
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Education Leaders, Advocates Call for Long-Term Funding Increase
A key legislative proposal would increase funding that reaches classrooms, supports students, and raises teacher salaries.
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Teachers Tell State Board Special Education Is in Crisis
A burdensome and time-consuming system with numerous glitches that takes teachers away from their students and is leading educators to burn out and leave the profession—that’s how special education teachers described CT-SEDS to the State Board of Education yesterday.
Teaching & Free Speech Rights Workshop
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Local President Budget Forum
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Educators Tell Legislators Why Schools Need More Funding
Where you spend your money indicates where your values lie, CEA President Kate Dias told members of the legislature’s Education and Appropriations Committees today. “If we look at our checkbook in the state of Connecticut, there’s more we should be doing for education.”
Curriculum, Programs, and Pedagogy: What You Need to Know
Save the date for the 2023 Early Career Educator Conference!
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East Lyme Educators, Parents: Students Deserve More, Not Less
With a proposal to eliminate more than 18 positions within East Lyme Public Schools for the 2023-2024 school year, scores of educators and parents packed the town’s board of education meeting last night to urge them to avoid cuts.