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Timeline for Nominations

Deadlines for candidate nominations.
By: MTA
Published: September 2024

Nomination Deadline: December 30

CANDIDATE RECOMMENDATION COMMITTEE
Congressional Districts 1, 3 and 4

Nomination Deadline: January 10

MTA ANNUAL MEETING OF DELEGATES

  • Retired Ethnic Minority Delegates
  • Statewide Retired District Delegates

NEA RA (REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY)

  • Statewide, Regional and Retired Delegates

NEA DIRECTORS AND ALTERNATE NEA DIRECTORS

Amendment Deadline: January 10

  • Filing Deadline for Proposed Bylaw and Resolutions Amendments
  • Initial Deadline for Proposed Amendments to Standing Rules

Nomination Deadline: February 7

MTA ANNUAL MEETING OF DELEGATES

  • Regional Ethnic Minority Delegates

Nomination Deadline: March 7

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

  • Regions B, D, E and H

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

  • 10B, 33C, 36C, 41C, 29D, 39E, 40E, 12F, 13F, 16G, 17G, 20G, 45H, 48H and 49H
  • Statewide Retired (2 seats)

RETIRED MEMBERS COMMITEE

Nomination Deadline: April 4

NEA RA STUDENT DELEGATES

We encourage candidates to use the online form posted at massteacher.org/nomform.

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For the first time, Education Support Professionals had their own day of solidarity building and collaboration at the MTA Summer Conference. Held on a Sunday, because so many ESPs are forced by low wages to work additional jobs, the day encouraged members to reflect on their strengths and challenges as union members.
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