October 2016
Stronger Together
Watch video of Connecticut teachers participating in national walk-in rallies to support public education funding
In the wake of the recent education funding lawsuit decision, hundreds of Connecticut students, teachers, and community members gathered together at schools across the state on October 6, in support of fully funding public schools. They were part of a movement of walk-ins held at more than 2,000 schools nationwide.
Vernon, Manchester, Bridgeport, and other Connecticut school districts participated in the walk-ins.
CEA President Sheila Cohen led a rally outside Rockville High School in Vernon before participants symbolically walked into the school building in a show of unity.
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