A teacher, a fire fighter, and a police officer stand below the words, Important Professions, Unequal Protections.
Tell legislators to pass House Bill 5003 as is! cea.org/take-action
Teaching is a female-dominated profession lacking fair termination protections, while male-dominated public service professions have strong termination rights. Fairness shouldn't depend on your gender.
On the latest episode of CEA's Podcast, Dr. Miguel Cardona discusses career pathways, the need for investments in public schools, the role of testing in education, and more.
The Connecticut Education Association (an affiliate of the National Education Association) seeks a Membership Associate to be based in Hartford, CT. Details can be found at: unionjobs.com/listing.php?... #1u #UnionStrong @ceateachers.bsky.social
Do you have expertise in an area that would help other educators excel? Present at our Election Day PD conference November 3, 2026.
Lawmakers are considering important legislation to strengthen fair process protections for Connecticut educators, and legislators need to hear directly from you.
From now through August 31, first-time active teachers can join CEA without paying dues until September 1. Try out union membership and experience the value, support, and community that comes with being part of your local and statewide union.
“With just over one month left in the legislative session, it’s the loudest voices that will get heard,” said CEA President Kate Dias. She encouraged members to respond to CEA action alerts and come to CEA Lobby Day on April 8.
At CEA's Summit on Diversity nearly 100 educators from across the state joined together for a powerful day of connection, leadership, and storytelling focused on equity and belonging in education.
Do you have a vision for a standout new educator orientation but you need a little support to bring it to life? CEA is offering a limited number of $500 grants to help local associations create welcoming, engaging experiences for new members.
“Congratulations to @ctcasl.bsky.social on this well-deserved national recognition,” said CEA President Kate Dias. “We are proud to have partnered with CASL to pass the Freedom to Read law and to continue working together to support our students, our profession, and our libraries.”
Hear from educators and State Reps Patrick Biggins and Ron Napoli about legislative priorities and how teachers can best get their message across to lawmakers. Register for CEA's Lobby Day April 8 to talk to your legislators!
The 150 attendees at CEA's Early Career Educator Conference had the opportunity to meet colleagues from across the state and choose from among 11 different workshops on a wide range of topics.
Across Connecticut, educators are coming together on Saturday, March 28, for No Kings rallies in more than 40 cities and towns—raising a collective voice for strong public schools and the students they serve.
Are you interested in professional development focused on global learning? Embark on an international field study with The NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship!
Come to one of CEA’s comprehensive virtual workshops on understanding and planning your retirement. Sessions cover all issues related to the State Teachers’ Retirement System.
This March 31, whether you’re looking to stay ahead of policy changes, have a voice in your union’s future, or connect with fellow educators across your county, this is your chance to be informed and involved.
Join us Wednesday, April 8, for CEA Lobby Day at the State Capitol to help move teacher priorities forward. Lobby Day starts at 2 p.m. and runs through the afternoon, so join us after your school day is over.
CEA-Retired members came out to the Capitol today for a dedicated retired lobby day, ensuring the voices of retired educators remain part of the conversation shaping state policy.
In every community there are educators who demonstrate an exceptional commitment to social justice issues. Nominate yourself or a colleague for CEA's Human and Civil Rights Awards by this Friday, March 13.
To help you teach about the Women's Rights Movement and women's achievements throughout our country's history, check out these lesson plans, educational resources, and other information.
The CT Education Foundation recently held its annual Read Across CT Book Drive at Blue Back Square in West Hartford. For the third year in a row, CEF has successfully gathered thousands of new and used books to be distributed across Little Free Libraries and classrooms throughout CT.
#QuoteOfTheDay / #QOTD, 3/5/2026
#Quote by: @ceateachers.bsky.social Vice President @joslyndelancey.bsky.social,
regarding proposed changes to #Connecticut 's Education Cost Sharing formula
What happens when future teachers, young readers, and an aquarium full of sea life come together? A day full of stories, crafts, and smiles as CEA Aspiring Educators helped children celebrate Read Across Connecticut at Mystic Aquarium.
As an Education Committee hearing stretches late into the night, hundreds of students, teachers, and advocates have lined up to testify—determined to ensure lawmakers hear directly from the people most impacted by the outdated school funding formula.
#ProtectOurKids. @aft.org @aftteach.bsky.social @afthighered.bsky.social @aaup.org @hft1018.bsky.social @neatoday.bsky.social @ceateachers.bsky.social @ctforall.bsky.social
“As public school teachers, we need to know that we’re safe to come into work and do our jobs,” CEA Vice President Joslyn DeLancey told the legislature’s Government Oversight Committee during a public hearing today.
The legislature has public hearings this week on bills related to fair process in teacher terminations, privacy protections for teachers, and education funding. Speak out and be heard!
Join educators from across CT on Saturday, March 28. This year’s Summit centers on elevating racially and ethnically diverse voices, and our keynote speaker is Congresswoman Jahana Hayes.
On the latest episode of CEA’s podcast Glastonbury Education Association President Kristen Basiaga and 2020 CT Teacher of the Year and Woodland Regional High teacher Meghan Hatch-Geary talk about proposals before the legislature that would ensure a fair process for educators.
