Colorado Education Association

Today we honor Juneteenth, a celebration of Black freedom and a reminder that the fight for justice is still ongoing.

As educators and union members, we believe students deserve honest history, safe and welcoming schools, and communities where every person’s freedom and dignity are protected. Today and every day, we stand in solidarity with Black students, educators, families, and communities.

Every student deserves a school where they are safe, seen, and supported.

This Pride Month, we’re celebrating the colorful, joyful classrooms our students deserve and standing together to teach truth, celebrate identity, and protect q***r youth.

Teaching Juneteenth and the Meaning of Freedom | NEA Background information and resources for including Juneteenth in your classroom.

Join us tonight to learn what’s at stake and how we can take action.

The Trump administration is trying to move civil rights enforcement and disability education programs out of the Department of Education. Students with disabilities and their families deserve qualified leadership, strong protections, and better than this.

The Trump administration is moving the Office for Civil Rights and the programs that support students with disabilities and their families out of the Department of Education.

This unprecedented political move would mean unqualified people leading some of the nation’s most crucial education programs—and the consequences for our students could be serious. Our students deserve better. Join us virtually to learn more and take action.

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Join us this weekend in commemorating Juneteenth by walking in the annual Juneteenth Parade in Denver, Saturday June 20th.

Juneteenth Parade - Denver · Colorado Education Association Join CEA and the Human & Civil Rights Department in commemorating Juneteenth by walking in the annual Juneteenth Parade in Denver. This is a moment to reflect, celebrate, and affirm our ongoing commitment to Black liberation. The parade will be going from 26th Avenue on Williams St. to 26th Avenue o...

Congratulations to this year’s CEA Award winners!

Each year, CEA recognizes members, leaders, and allies who go above and beyond for Colorado students, educators, and public schools.

From organizing in their locals to advocating at the Capitol, supporting colleagues, building stronger schools, and standing up for the future our students deserve, these award winners represent the very best of our union.

Power Week kicked off today with members from across the state coming together for a week of learning, organizing, and building workplace power.

Sheridan educators exercised their legal right to strike and fight for the schools their students deserve.

No educator should face intimidation or punishment for protected union activity. The district must stop retaliating against educators and respect their legal right to organize.

Sheridan School District Educators File PROPWA Complaint Over District Retaliation following the Strike Teachers in the Sheridan Educators Association (SEA) today filed a formal Protections for Public Workers Act complaint against Sheridan School District No. 2 for violating statutory rights of SEA, its members, and district staff through ongoing acts of intimidation and retaliation tied to educators....

This Memorial Day, we remember those who gave their lives while serving in the U.S. military.