A Day to Learn, Lead, and Reimagine Education
This Election Day, join other teachers and educator and viral sensation Gerry Brooks for a free day of professional learning centered around reimagining education.
This Election Day, join other teachers and educator and viral sensation Gerry Brooks for a free day of professional learning centered around reimagining education.
Day two of CEA’s Summer Conference opened with the laughter of more than 500 teachers listening to keynote speaker Devin Siebold, a former Florida teacher and member of the Bored Teachers Comedy Tour.
Teachers can always use additional financial resources to support their work, and the NEA Foundation offers three different grants to educators looking to innovate and grow.
The CT Teacher of the Year Council’s annual Empowered to Lead Symposium will take place July 8 with featured speakers 2026 CT Teacher of the Year Brian Betesh and 2016 CT and National Teacher of the Year, U.S. Congresswoman Jahana Hayes.
Get on the waitlist for CEA’s Summer Conference in case other participants cancel their registration.
Do you have expertise in an area that would help other educators excel? Present at our Election Day Professional Development conference November 3, 2026.
Designed specifically for early career educators but open to all CEA members and CEA Aspiring Educators, this free day of professional learning will help you become more confident in your skills as a teacher and an advocate for your students.
Please take a short survey to help us create professional development tailored to your needs and interests.
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If you do not have your ID, you can access it by logging into NEA Ed Communities. First-time visitors must create a personal profile.
“This is one of my favorite events because it’s all about you and what you want to learn,” CEA President Kate Dias told the more than 500 teachers gathered for CEA’s Summer Conference.