Resources to Support LGBTQ+ Students
As educators, CEA members prepare students to be ready to thrive in a world full of diverse people. Learn how you and your school can better support LGBTQ+ students with these resources.
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Soccer and STEM on Display at Hartford Athletic’s Day of Learning and Fun
Robots, rockets, air cannons, and lunar plants aren’t what you’d expect to find at a professional sports stadium, but during Hartford Athletic’s STEM Soccer Education Day a wide variety of projects were on display at Trinity Health Stadium as students combined learning with relaxation and fun.
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CT LGBTQ+ groups issue ‘best practices’ for Title IX expansion
The federal government issued new Title IX guidelines earlier this year, while Connecticut guidance was also updated this winter.
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Plainfield Teachers Organize, Pass School Budget at Second Vote
School districts around Connecticut have been facing budget cuts this spring. In Plainfield, teachers organized and were able pass the schools’ budget at a second vote, minimizing cuts to education.
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Learn How to Qualify for Loan Forgiveness Sooner
Learn how to make use of past repayment periods toward loan forgiveness and find out if you should consolidate your loans at an upcoming NEA webinar on June 12.
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Survey: Excessive Heat in Schools
It’s that time of year again when summer temperatures outside often mean unbearable classrooms. Take an NEA survey to share how heat affects you and your students.
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CEA Pride Joins the Parade
It was a beautiful sunny day for Middletown’s annual Pride Parade this Saturday, and for the first time CEA members joined in the parade as a group—marching under the CEA Pride banner.
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Affected by WEP/GPO? Share Your Story with Congress
Submit your written testimony on why it’s so important to repeal WEP/GPO before a Senate subcommittee hearing June 7.
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Students’ Education at Risk as Enfield Cuts 129 Staff Positions
Enfield teachers, students, parents, and community members are reeling today after learning at a Board of Education meeting last night that Enfield Public Schools will have 20% fewer educators when students head back to school this fall.
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