Malden Education Association

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The Malden Education Association joins with other unions, community organizations, and elected officials who are calling for the enactment of common good demands during this unprecedented public health crisis. Please click here to read the Massachusetts Teachers Association’s common good demands. We plan on updating the list below regularly … [ Read More ]

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City Life/Vida Urbana Community Meeting

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If you get a rent hike you can’t afford or an eviction notice… will you know your rights? COMMUNITY MEETING IN MALDEN Wednesday, January 22, 2020 @ 6:30pm Malden High School Gallery, 77 Salem St., Malden, MA 02148 (use the Ferry St. entrance) Sponsored by Mayor Gary Christenson and the Malden Education Association Resources at the meeting will … [ Read More ]

Student Opportunity Act Passed Unanimously by the House

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After many, many months of advocacy by educators, students, families, and community members the Massachusetts House of Representatives unanimously passed the Student Opportunity Act last evening (October 23, 2019). The passage of the Student Opportunity Act by the House brings us one big step closer to this once-in-a-generation education being push … [ Read More ]

Licensure Tools

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Did you know that the Massachusetts Teachers Association has a webpage dedicated to information regarding educator licensure? If you have never taken a look at their resources, I encourage you to take a few moments and look at this page and the information on it! Here are a few resources that I have found helpful: License Tracking Log PD and PDPs Activi … [ Read More ]

Message from MTA President and Vice President

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The MTA Board of Directors voted unanimously on Saturday, December 8, to endorse and finance the Fund Our Future campaign. The goal of the Fund Our Future campaign is to pass legislation by May 1, 2018, to increase state funding for public education by more than $1.5 billion a year. This would mean more than $1 billion for public schools and more than $500 billi … [ Read More ]

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