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Dalio Philanthropies donates $40,000. Hundreds of schoolchildren across the state facing extraordinary hardships will receive a helping hand—as will minority students planning on entering the teaching profession—thanks in large part to a generous donation from the Dalio Philanthropies.
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The 100th day of school is fast approaching. It generally falls in early February in Connecticut, though of course that depends on when your school year started and how many snow days you’ve had. Whenever it happens in your school, here are 10 activities, resources, and suggestions from NEA to help your elementary students get…
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Teaching is a challenging profession that doesn’t always receive the recognition it should. Nevertheless, teachers must never doubt their own significance or hesitate to speak up Connecticut’s 2012 Teacher of the Year David Bosso told early-career and aspiring educators during a speech this winter at the University of Hartford. Berlin social studies teacher David Bosso…
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When will your next contract be negotiated, and how can you be sure you get the salary, benefits, and working conditions you deserve? Come to CEA’s Negotiations Conference in Farmington on Saturday, February 1, and pick up new strategies to bring to the bargaining table. Sessions cover everything from working with your board of education…
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If you’re like many Americans, you made a few New Year’s resolutions recently. And, like vowing to eat right and exercise more, financially motivated pledges bring the promise of a better and healthier life. But while making resolutions is admirable, it’s obviously more beneficial to actually keep them. With this in mind, here are five…
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Pilot study, surveys show statewide problems with classroom mold, extreme temperatures, safety
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Enter or nominate a colleague or community member—it’s easier than ever
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From the Horace Mann Award to the 2020 Connecticut Teacher of the Year, Connecticut teachers shine
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