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What we do
Provides CREC-EA staff for representation in matters related to the collective bargaining act
Negotiates contracts on behalf of all certified employees
When you join Capital Region Education Council Education Association(CREC-EA,) you are involved on three different levels of membership:
CREC Education Association Your most immediate contact for getting professional support is your local association. CREC-EA compromises you and your colleagues from CREC and deals with your administration.
Connecticut Education Association (CEA) In every state, there is a group that advances the cause of public education and works to improve the pay, benefits, and respect, for member educators. That's the state association. It lobbies the state legislature for education funding and other issues that affect you as a calssroom.
CEA members can enjoy exclusive access to discounts on merchandise, insurance, entertainment, travel, personal legal services and more. Discounts and Travel Insurance Programs Investment Programs Money Management. http://www.cea.org/memberbenefits/
National Education Association (NEA)Like the state association, the National Education Association works on improving working conditions and salaries for teachers and support professionals through advocacy and research. The focus at the national level is on federal legislators, the president, and national policy.
CEA members can also enjoy additional savings from NEA Member Benefits. NEAMB is committed to providing teacher and school employee benefits and support. www.neamb.com
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