Districts have different levels of resources available for developing curriculum for their students, which is why the State of Connecticut is in the process of developing model curricula that can be used by educators statewide. The most recently released model curricula includes science for grades 6-8.
Nearly 200 CEA members and public education supporters turned out at Glastonbury Hills Country Club for a day on the links at the 27th annual Hands Across the Green golf tournament to benefit the Connecticut Education Foundation (CEF)
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As a CEA member, you can save on a variety of summer outings from amusement parks and ball games to museums and shows! Remember to check out all the deals available to you before you head out on your next summer adventure.
Days at the NEA Representative Assembly are long for Connecticut delegates, but that doesn’t stop them from participating in evening activities including the Human and Civil Rights Awards Dinner and NEA LGBTQ+ Caucus Robert Birle Memorial Dinner. Thirty CEA members attended the always popular LGBTQ+ Caucus Dinner this year to honor award winners and celebrate…
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The NEA Representative Assembly adjourned yesterday evening in Chicago after four long days of speeches, remembrances, celebrations, awards—and delegates’ hard work on behalf of their students, union, and the teaching profession.
Join your colleagues for two days of in-person training, networking, and fun at CEA’s Summer Conference at Foxwoods.
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Vice President Kamala Harris began her address to delegates at the NEA Representative Assembly in Chicago yesterday by remembering the victims of the July 4 shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, not far from the site of the RA. “We need to end this horror, we need to stop this violence,” she told educators from across…
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An interim opening exists for an NEA Director Alternate to be seated on the CEA Board of Directors. Any members interested in being nominated must notify the office of the CEA President in writing. Nomination letters must be received via email or hard-copy letter no later than September 8, 2022.
Approximately 6,000 educator delegates from around the nation are gathered this week for the NEA Representative Assembly, and Connecticut delegates are among them, doing their part to advance the work of the country’s largest labor union.
As the NEA RA opens today for the first in-person RA in three years, Connecticut delegates are using the opportunity to connect with Texas teachers and extend their sympathy with handwritten cards they gave to each member of the Texas delegation.
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