The House of Representatives has passed a bill requiring Connecticut school districts to institute a bell-to-bell cell phone ban. Urge your senator to pass H.B. 5035.

The 10th Annual Teacher Leader Forum invites teacher leaders, educators, and administrators to come together for an inspiring day of learning, connection, and collaboration. This one-day professional learning event on May 21 is free for CEA members and continues its tradition of elevating teacher voice, advancing leadership, and fostering meaningful professional dialogue.

On the latest episode of CEA’s podcast, State Treasurer Erick Russell discusses the current state of the Teachers’ Retirement Fund and what it means for educators’ long-term financial security.

May Day, also called International Workers’ Day, originated from the American labor movement’s fight for an eight-hour workday. CEA has compiled many ways members can celebrate before, during, and after the labor-centric holiday

Have you ever considered what would happen if an illness or injury prevented you from doing your job? The Social Security Administration projects that one in four 20-year-olds will require a disability-related leave before reaching retirement age.

Teaching is a female-dominated profession lacking fair termination protections, while male-dominated public service professions have strong termination rights. Tell legislators to pass House Bill 5003 as is!

Kate Dias has been tapped to play a key role on a statewide commission examining education funding systems. The group will look at the ECS formula, Excess Cost Grant, Special Education Development Grants, and more, and make recommendations for change.

From T-shirts, jackets, and sweatshirts to hats, onesies, umbrellas, and travel mugs, CEA’s Swag Store has something for everyone.

CEA provides members with full legal protection in employment related matters, but at one time or another, each of us needs legal counsel on personal matters that are important to us and our families.