Staying Involved

Learn how you can continue to participate in the MTA as a retired member.
Stay involved in public education when you retire. Having done so much for your students and our schools as an active educator, we need your knowledge — and your voice. There are so many ways you can continue to participate as an MTA Retired member.
Jacqueline Gorrie and Dennis Naughton, the two MTA-endorsed candidates for seats on the Massachusetts Teachers’ Retirement Board, have been re-elected to serve for four more years.
Naughton and Gorrie, both MTA/NEA Retired members, were chosen for the new terms in an election that closed on Dec. 10.
Learn how you can continue to participate in the MTA as a retired member.
Your membership in MTA Retired and NEA Retired gives you the ability to keep abreast of educational, political and legislative issues and to be directly involved in the shaping of education.
If you'd like a paper application or have a question about membership criteria, contact MTA Retiree & Student Member Organizer Robert Whalen, 617-878-8206, or email him at rwhalen@massteacher.org.
Questions? Please call MTA Membership at 617-878-8118.
MTA retirement consultant Harold Crowley and several part-time consultants in all regions of the state are available to help members with retirement planning questions.
Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System (MTRS) | State Board of Retirement |
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On the web: mass.gov/mtrs MTRS Headquarters MTRS Western Office |
On the web: mass.gov/retirement Boston Office Springfield Office |
This conference will include a wide variety of 90-minute workshops related to the core activities of local unions.
The fiscal 2021 budget is “positive for education given the challenging economic circumstances.”