The 2023 Connecticut General Assembly is in full swing, with meetings, public hearings, and legislative debates happening almost daily. The session, which opened January 4, will adjourn at midnight on June 7.
Proposed bills often change, and the pace picks up the closer legislators get to adjournment. Count on CEA to keep you up to date on legislative developments that affect your profession and public education.
Action Alerts
During the legislative session and as news happens throughout the year, CEA keeps members up to date on issues that impact their classrooms and careers. By emailing members, we are able to quickly mobilize around legislative actions on everything from teacher pensions to school funding.
CEA.org
Look for top stories on our homepage. Click the Legislative tab for everything from written testimony on education bills to a legislator report card so that you can see which elected officials support teachers and public schools. For a list of top education priorities this session, go to cea.org/teacher-priorities.
CEAdaily
The CEAdaily is your source for member news, upcoming events, legislative proposals, and more. Sign up for weekly or daily updates and never miss a beat.
CEAgo
Check out CEA’s roundup of education news, events, and member discounts delivered straight to your inbox. Be the first to know about news and upcoming activities that affect you.
Facebook
CEA’s Facebook page is never more active than during the legislative session. Members discuss specific issues and compare notes about what their legislators are talking about at home. CEA posts frequent updates as members testify at public hearings and as legislators debate our issues. Comment, share, and like posts to expand our reach on important issues.
Instagram
CEA’s story is told on Instagram through images representing our members and staff, all working together to provide great public schools for every student.
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Follow us on Twitter for instant access to legislative updates and up-to-the-minute information on hearings and debates affecting public education.
