Wednesday, July 24, 2024
HARTFORD – The Connecticut Education Association, the state teacher’s union representing more than 43,000 active, retired and aspiring educators, has just released its report card for the 2024 legislative session, and state Senator Jorge Cabrera (D-Hamden) achieved a score of 95, confirming his outstanding commitment to the public policies and budget dollars that make Connecticut teachers and their public school students successful all across the state.
Sen. Cabrera’s score was the third-highest of the 36 state senators. Detailed results of the report card can be found here: https://cea.org/legislator-report-card/?wdt_search=senate
“Connecticut’s exemplary public education system doesn’t occur by accident – it occurs because of a lot of investment by teachers in their students, with the help of state and local governments investing in them too,” Sen. Cabrera said. “I’m proud to do my part to support Connecticut’s hardworking teachers who are educating the next generation for Connecticut to continue moving forward.”
This is the third CEA report card for Sen. Cabrera, who has a lifetime CEA score of 95.8 for voting for the types of pro-public education policies that have made Connecticut’s public school system the second-best in America, according to a WalletHub survey out this week. https://wallethub.com/edu/e/states-with-the-best-schools/5335
The CEA awarded an average score of 90.2 (A-) to the 24 Democratic senators this session, and an average score of 76.5 (C) to the 12 Republican senators.
In past years, the CEA has graded legislators on their support for public education policies such as Cultural Responsiveness, School Counselors, Black and Latino Studies, Minority Teacher Recruitment, Student Mental & Behavioral Health, Protecting Teachers’ Personal Information, Standardized Assessment & Special Education, and Safe Classrooms.
This year, the CEA graded legislators for their votes on:
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