CT educators still want schools closed. Now they have a 20-foot petition of names as support. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 School based labor union representatives make a point at the Connecticut State Capitol on Thursday, rolling out a 20-foot scroll representing 14,000 signatures they collected asking schools be closed until more pandemic safeguards are in place.contributedShow MoreShow Less 2of8 School based labor union representatives make a point at the Connecticut State Capitol on Thursday, rolling out a 20-foot scroll representing 14,000 signatures they collected asking schools be closed until more pandemic safeguards are in place.Larry Dorman / ContributedShow MoreShow Less 3of8 4of8 Connecticut Education Association President Jeff Leake at a news conference outside the state capitol. Dec. 10, 2020File photoShow MoreShow Less