December 2010 – January 2011 • Vol. 53 No. 3

scassineri — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 16:06:33 +0000

GEA hits one out of the park
The Glastonbury Education Association ferrets out the truth about the superintendent’s bonuses. The association’s effort is home run for advocacy. Read how local leaders stepped up.

December 9 is a last chance to participate
CEA policy staff held five informational sessions to update members on issues. One remains: see how you can sign up to participate.

Praise for hardworking members
NEA Vice President Lily Eskelson has high praise for CEA members who are breaking new educational ground in CommPACT schools. Eskelsen also was quick to recognize the hard work and commitment of all teachers when she visited Connecticut recently. Read about her insights on standardized tests, tenure, and charter schools.

Debriefing and debunking
In a joint column, CEA President Phil Apruzzese and CEA Executive Director John Yrchik analyze the election outcome. Learn how teachers made a difference.

The time of their political lives

MAC blazing trails

Roll call vote

First for CEA fundraising

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December 2010 – January 2011 • Vol. 53 No. 3