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ESP Conference to be held in April
Despite nearly two years of pandemic challenges, ESPs have been doing amazing work in our
classrooms, on our campuses and in our union.
MTA network focuses on climate action
‘We really have to, as a union, help teachers help students respond to the moment’
Seizing the opportunity to fix what’s broken
This is a challenging moment, but also a promising one.
A living wage: a right for ESPs
The call for all educators to receive a living wage is being heard throughout Massachusetts this year.
Fighting for education’s share of funding flowing into state
Across the Commonwealth, students attending public schools and colleges are spending their days in classrooms, studios, libraries and other learning spaces
Proposed charter would drain district funds
Educators and community activists have sprung into action to oppose the opening of a new charter school in New Bedford.
The fight for education is a fight for democracy
It feels like you can’t cross the street anywhere in Massachusetts nowadays without tripping over a new group with a similar name and a similar claim.
MTA Benefits
MTA Benefits has discounts you can get excited about and programs you can trust.
MTA locals win with innovative approaches
Democratizing union work and building solidarity were the main themes of the MTA 2021 Bargaining Summit.
MTA Benefits
Take advantage of the MTA Benefits-approved mortgage discount program.
Retirees called ‘the first organizers and activists’
The 2021 Virtual Retired Members Gathering offered a mix of socializing, activism, education, and celebration.
New educators urged to build trust with students
The one-day conference presented early career educators with the opportunity to reflect and get information on various topics that are relevant to their work.
Nomination Papers Available
Seats for MTA office, including Executive Committee and Board of Directors, will be decided at the 2025 Annual Meeting of Delegates.
2022 Nominations
Candidate forms are due by 5 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 14, 2022. Openings include Delegates to the NEA RA • Regional Ethnic Minority Delegates to the MTA Annual
Delegates to be elected for NEA RA
Statewide, regional and retired delegates from Massachusetts to the 2022 NEA Representative Assembly will be elected by the membership during February, March and April.
Regional ethnic minority delegates to be chosen
Regional ethnic minority delegates to the 2022 MTA Annual Meeting will be elected by members in each region in March and April in conjunction with NEA delegate/Director elections.
Resolutions Committee accepting proposals
Proposed revisions to MTA Resolutions are now being accepted.
Bylaws and Rules Committee accepting proposals
The MTA Bylaws and Rules Committee will soon begin reviewing proposed amendments.
Nominations sought for Candidate Recommendation Committee
Nominations are now open for the election of members to the MTA Candidate Recommendation Committee.
Statewide Retired District delegates to be elected
MTA Statewide Retired District delegates to the 2022 MTA Annual Meeting will be elected in conjunction with the NEA RA retired delegate elections.
2022 HCR Award Nominations
The MTA Human Relations Committee is soliciting nominations for the 2022 MTA Human and Civil Rights Awards.
Regional Retirement Consultations Available
The MTA provides individual retirement consultations to assist members. Proof of membership must be submitted when requesting retirement services.
Retired committee has four seats open
Four members of the Retired Members Committee will be elected by Statewide Retired District delegates to the 2022 MTA Annual Meeting in May.
Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation
Please fill out the form.
Don’t wait to plan for long-term care
"Money changes everything." Musician Cyndi Lauper had that right. Enough money coming in when you’re ill or incapacitated changes everything.
New MTAB discounts — from Greenfield to Orleans
MTA members have a number of new discounts to enjoy this year — from entertainment and museums to bookstores and car care.
Pressure builds for meaningful assessments
Pressure is building for Massachusetts to end its reliance on the high-stakes standardized MCAS exams and adopt broader, democratically crafted frameworks
Stacey Braun Associates Inc. financial planning
The right idea, suggestion or timely bit of information can sometimes make a transformative difference in one’s financial well-being.
NEA Members Insurance Trust
As an eligible NEA member, you have the protection of NEA Complimentary Life Insurance.
Call for nominations: 2023 NEA Foundation Awards for Teaching Excellence
Nominations are open for the 2023 NEA Foundation Awards for Teaching Excellence.
Cap is raised on allowable work hours
For the first time in decades, Massachusetts has increased the annual limit on work hours for public-sector retirees with pensions who want to continue
Classifieds
STUDY AND TRAVEL: Berlin, Germany, April 15-23, 2022 (Mass. school vacation). Join the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Salem State University
Educators Insurance Agency
Save up to 10% on auto and home insurance.
Activism building for Fair Share Amendment
In virtual forums and in-person gatherings, labor partners supporting the Fair Share Amendment are sharing a single message: Let’s work together.
The MTA Advantage
Phantom debt will rise in the United States as the number of debts entering default increases due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Arm yourself with information.
Zebit: A better way to buy now and pay over time
The ability to buy an item now — whether a large purchase or smaller item — and pay for it over six months is valuable for a variety of reasons.
Homeowners Insurance
HO3 versus HO5: Know the difference
When it comes to homeowners insurance, there’s a small but important difference to note between an HO3 and HO5 policy.
Tip Sheet
All discounts listed in the Tip Sheet can be found at mtabenefits.com.
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