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MTA Today Fall 2025
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MTA Today Fall 2025

Gaps in state funding, along with changing economic conditions, are dramatically changing many local school districts in Massachusetts. What's next for public education in the state? Our cover story delves deep into school funding issues and the fight for strong, well-staffed and well-funded schools.
MTA Today Fall 2025

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The Gift of Discomfort

by: MTA Staff September 2025
"Comfortable" learning produces adults comfortable with the status quo.
In Brief

Write for MTA Today

by: MTA Staff September 2025
MTA Today invites members to submit first-person articles, or perspectives, on issues relating to public education.

COLA Update

by: MTA Staff September 2025
MTA members testified in a hearing at the State House in September, supporting legislation that would improve the COLA for retirees.
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Save on Heating Costs This Fall

by: Diamond Coleman February 2026
As fall settles in and temperatures begin to drop, it’s the perfect time for MTA members to explore smart ways to manage heating costs.

Timeline

by: MTA Staff September 2025
Nomination deadlines vary for the available offices.
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2026 Nomination Form

by: MTA Staff September 2025
Delegates to the NEA RA • Regional and Retired Ethnic Minority Delegates to the MTA Annual Meeting • Statewide Retired District Delegates to the Annual

Retirement Planning

by: MTA Staff September 2025
Take advantage of the valuable services provided by MTA retirement consultants.
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Last Word: Jason Eppskrier

by: Jason Eppskrier September 2025
" Educators and parents working together are a powerful alliance, and we need each other to succeed."

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