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MTA Today Spring 2026

How are educators responding to rising safety concerns in schools, what resources are needed to support students’ mental health, and how are educators organizing for safer learning environments? Find out in the Winter edition of MTA Today. Plus, explore practical tools, member stories, and strategies to protect both students and educators across the Commonwealth.
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Editorial from the President

Our Commitment to Public Education

by: Max Page April 2026
Over these past eight years as your vice president and now president, I have repeatedly come back to two quotes that speak to our mission as educators, and as a union. They seem appropriate to share again in my last editorial for MTA Today.

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MTA Today is the official publication of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, connecting members to the issues shaping public education and our profession. Published three times a year in print—with a digital edition in the summer—MTA Today features in-depth reporting, member voices, and practical insights on policy, organizing, and the work happening in classrooms and communities across the Commonwealth.

defending lgbtq rights

MTA Today Spring 2026

How are educators responding to rising safety concerns in schools, what resources are needed to support students’ mental health, and how are educators organizing for safer learning environments? Find out in the Winter edition of MTA Today. Plus, explore practical tools, member stories, and strategies to protect both students and educators across the Commonwealth.
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