Health, Safety, Well-Being, and Inequities Among Teachers’ Top Concerns for Students
New CEA Equity and Reopening School Survey highlights steps that must be taken before schools reopen.
Outdoor Graduations Up to 150 People Allowed, Beginning July 6
Governor Ned Lamont announced today that Connecticut schools will be allowed to hold outdoor, in-person graduations of up to 150 people beginning July 6. An executive order is expected to follow. “While it may not be the graduation you expected, it will be memorable,” the governor quipped, praising Connecticut residents for “making the best of…
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CEA President: We Must Achieve Racial and Social Justice
We join hands and hearts with those who are protesting peacefully to mourn the black and brown lives we have lost needlessly while in police custody. We know that decades of protests have not resulted in a justice system that is truly just for all Americans, regardless of color or ethnicity. We acknowledge that our…
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When should schools reopen?
The purpose of this tool is to assist administrators in making (re)opening decisions regarding K-12 schools during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is important to check with state and local health officials and other partners to determine the most appropriate actions while adjusting to meet the unique needs and circumstances of the local community.
Schools Closed: What Happens Next?
CEA Supports Decision to Keep Schools Closed Health and safety procedures must be in place before schools reopen in the fall. CEA applauds Governor Lamont for listening to public health experts in his decision to close schools for the remainder of this school year. Making the safety and health of students and staff the top…
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Mindful Moment: Relieve Tension
Simple acupressure techniques can help eliminate or reduce stress. Learn a few easy activities you can use and teach your students. Watch this week’s CEA Mindful Moment video.
Education & COVID-19: State Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona
Watch the live webinar that answered questions from the State Department of Education about distance learning, school reopening plans, and other issues related to COVID-19.
Stamford Officials Disregard Students, Parents, and Teachers: Vote to Cut Education Budget
Despite hundreds of emails, letters, heartfelt comments during virtual meetings, car caravans, and other activities protesting proposed school budget cuts, the Stamford Board of Finance last night voted unanimously to cut the education budget by more than $15 million.
Share Your Views: The Road to School Equity After COVID-19
The move to distance learning has exposed huge inequities among our school districts and often between students in the same district. Some students don’t have laptops or Internet service. Others face food insecurity or issues related to health and safety. Teachers are invited to join a special CEA online forum, The Road to School Equity…
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