Connecticut Education Association says new survey highlights state's desperate need for teachers

Connecticut's teachers' union says a new survey is spotlighting the state's desperate need for teachers.

Seventy-two percent are dissatisfied with their working conditions, and 98% identify stress and burnout as their top issue.

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