When Connecticut voters in 23 towns head out to vote tomorrow they’ll find some electoral races missing from the front side of their ballot. That’s because the large number of state and national elections taking place tomorrow has caused some towns to print a two-sided ballot. Make sure your voice is heard in every race,…
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It’s the last weekend before Election Day and the final push is on to help elect candidates who will support us as educators, listen to our needs, and work on behalf of our students and public education. Watch the short message from CEA leaders about the importance of this election.
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Election Day is right around the corner. If you’re still deciding who to vote for, check out where the candidates stand on education issues at cea.org/reportcard. Polls will be open 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. on November 6. If you still need to register to vote, you can go to your town hall on Election…
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Polls are open on Tuesday, Nov. 6, from 6am to 8pm. Find your polling place.
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Help elect candidates who support our students, our profession, and public education. Before you vote on Nov. 6, get the facts on where the candidates stand on education issues at cea.org/reportcard.
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Misconceptions abound when it comes to teachers’ pensions, but today, in a presentation to the Pension Sustainability Commission, an actuary clarified that Connecticut teachers’ pension benefits are actually quite modest. John Garrett, principal and consulting actuary at Cavanaugh Macdonald Consulting, shared findings from the March 2018 report of the Connecticut Teachers’ Retirement System Viability Commission. Garrett…
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Mobile apps have become “must have” classroom tools, and students are naturally drawn to their interactivity. Whether you’re looking for an app to help with classroom management, exploring different languages, or figuring out tricky geometry problems, there’s an app for anything and everything. With hundreds of thousands of apps out there, finding the right ones…
DetailsThe Connecticut Education Association today criticized Ed Charamut, the Republican candidate for State Senate in the 9th District, for an anti-Semitic postcard attacking his opponent.
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A rotten apple to gubernatorial candidate Bob Stefanowski for proposing a cap on teachers’ salaries and for his anti-union comments. Hear what he said in this short video.
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Ned Lamont, Jahana Hayes, and Chris Murphy get support from former Vice President Joe Biden. Hear what he has to say about pro-education candidates.
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