We Are
NEA Danbury
We are a labor organization that represents the dedicated teachers who work within Danbury's public schools. We work to ensure that our teacher's contractual rights, wages, and benefits are fair. We work to advocate for our students and to make improvements in public education. We believe that when we work for a unified cause, we are truly stronger together.
Contact Us: 203 -743 - 6666 (office)
203 -295 -- 4938
WE ARE STRONGER WHEN WE STAND TOGETHER
NEA Danbury Officers
President: Erin Daly
Vice President: Tom Ross
Secretary: Melinda Scott
Treasurer: Josh Richter
87A SAND PIT Road
Please continuously check our Upcoming Events and Important Forms Pages for updated information.
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RED FOR ED:
Wear your RED FOR ED shirts on Wednesdays to show our UNION UNITY and SUPPORT for our students and our contractual rights.
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As the threat of coronavirus spreads, CEA and NEA Danbury are working with state and local officials and other education stakeholders to keep Connecticut’s students and teachers safe.
The Association has developed interim guidelines for schools, based on recommended strategies from the Centers for Disease Control. CEA leaders have also met with the state’s public health and education officials to develop plans for protecting school communities in the event that the virus makes its way into Connecticut.
CEA will issue regular coronavirus updates, detailing new developments that could impact you and your students, as well as updated guidelines. Watch for these in your inbox.
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Members: Please know that NEA Danbury is in close communication with DPS leadership regarding Corona Virus updates and planning. The District is working hard to take all necessary steps to best protect students and staff. This includes increased cleaning and custodial measures. Please know that we are working together with the Superintendent on this. Remember we are role models for our students. The way we handle this directly impacts our students. Keep calm. Be vigilant about common sense germ protection. Stay home if you are sick.
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