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Education Rally Video Footage
Watch local news and raw video footage from the two day rally. Additional info can also be found here.
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Governor's Bad Experiment
Watch our recent TV ad.
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CEA Executive Director on Sunday News Program
Addresses Governor's Education Bill #24.
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Listen to Teachers
In late March, CEA aired TV ads to raise awareness about damaging education reform.
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Teachers Turn Out for Legislative Hearing
More than 100 people, about half of them public school teachers, packed a state legislative hearing room February 21, to testify on Governor Dannel P. Malloy's education agenda contained in Senate Bill 24 before the Education Committee.
· excerpts of governor malloy's testimony
· excerpts of education commissioner pryor's testimony -
A View From the Classroom TV Ad
CEA's recent advertising campaign attracted considerable attention for its comprehensive education plan called, A View from the Classroom: Proven Ideas for Student Achievement.
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CEA Education Reform Plan News Conference
CEA shares A View from the Classroom: Proven Ideas for Student Achievement - a comprehensive education reform plan developed by teachers at Capitol press conference.
· Watch the full news conference (35 Min)
· Watch video excerpts
Maximize Your CEA Membership
As a member of CEA, you are part of an organization with over 40,000 members. With thousands of teacher members like you, we have clout to promote the teaching profession, secure competitive salaries, lobby lawmakers, and build the support and respect you deserve.
CT's Teachers of the Year Share Their Success
CEA recently interviewed a group of Teachers of the Year to get their reactions to the condition of public education. We're glad we did because the teachers' message is one of hard work and success.
Teachers Work Hard Every Day to Promote Student Success. And it Shows!
Teachers will not be satisfied until they have helped all students prepare for the demands of our ever-changing knowledge economy. The state's achievement gap looms large for all of us and - to address it - our members are working harder than ever before with fewer resources. Teachers work tirelessly, take work home with them, and pay for school supplies out of their own pockets. But they love what they do. And CEA believes educators deserve to take pride in their teaching efforts as well as the achievement of their students.
CEA's public awareness campaign celebrates teachers' efforts and significant progress in student achievement. Teachers' enthusiasm and dedication to their students never wane. They are as devoted as ever to striving to ensure that every student has the skills and competencies he/she needs to succeed.
Connecticut Teachers: Giving Their Best Every Day
Some teachers are troubled about rising class sizes. Others worry about declining resources for public schools. Still others are concerned that they're making sacrifices and improving continuously, but their efforts too often aren't recognized. These issues and more are underscored in CEA's public awareness TV campaign.
Why Teachers Love to Teach
Watch your CEA colleagues share why they love to teach.
Standing Up For Schools
The struggle that led to Connecticut's Binding Arbitration Law. A look back at teacher strikes, now a thing of the past, in Connecticut.
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