New CEA Survey Finds Increased Stressors Causing Teacher Exodus; Shortages Have Not Abated
Increased salaries, staffing, respect, limits on non-teaching duties needed to address continuing crisis in our schools.
DetailsIncreased salaries, staffing, respect, limits on non-teaching duties needed to address continuing crisis in our schools.
DetailsDespite their best efforts, teachers sometimes encounter difficult situations–from bullying administrators to FMLA denials to DCF investigations. Without the support of their union, teachers can be scared stiff. Share your scariest work-related story and how your union helped you.
DetailsFor the first time in 35 years, teachers in Bridgeport voted to ratify a contract agreement that takes big steps to improve public education and help retain and recruit educators in the city’s schools.
DetailsAt Hopeville Elementary School in Waterbury, which has many students who are recent arrivals from Latin America, teachers see Hispanic Heritage Month as the perfect opportunity to recognize and celebrate students’ culture and heritage.
DetailsAfter nine years at the Connecticut Education Association, and a long and distinguished political career in the Connecticut legislature where he served as Senate President, CEA Executive Director Donald Williams is officially retiring.
DetailsNew changes in teacher evaluation, bullying, and teacher safety are among the topics being discussed at County Forums CEA is holding across the state.
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A report out today from the Dalio Foundation found that one in five young people in Connecticut are disconnected from education and employment systems or are at risk for becoming disconnected.
DetailsThis Election Day, come together with educators from across the state to explore innovative classroom strategies that foster joy, empathy, and belonging at all grade levels.
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