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Questions About Becoming an MTA Retired Member?
If you have questions about becoming a retired member, contact MTA Retired Organizer Lisa Lemieux at [email protected].
MTA Retired members rallying in Waltham against ICE.

We Need Your Knowledge – and Your Voice. MTA Retired Members in Action

MTA retirees make an enormous difference. Retirees are a powerful force in statewide campaigns, including efforts to defeat charter school expansion, pass the Fair Share Amendment and repeal the MCAS high school graduation requirement, as well as pass key pieces of legislation on the state level, the Student Opportunity Act, and the federal level, WEP/GPO.
MTA & NEA Retired and Pre-Retired Membership

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.

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Planning for Retirement

MTA retirement consultants in all regions of the state are available to help members with retirement planning questions.

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Chandler Creedon
Kids will understand that you don’t want all the same-colored crayons in your crayon box.
Quote by: Chandler Creedon Jr., 2025 Honor Our Own Award Winner
Helpful Contact Information for Retirees
Massachusetts Teachers' Retirement System (MTRS) State Board of Retirement

On the web: mass.gov/mtrs

MTRS Headquarters
500 Rutherford Avenue, Suite 210
Charlestown, MA 02129-1628 
617-679-6877

MTRS Western Office
One Monarch Place, Suite 510
Springfield, MA 01144-4028
413-784-1711

On the web: mass.gov/retirement

Boston Office
One Ashburton Place, Suite 1219
Boston, MA 02108
617-367-7770

Springfield Office
463 Dwight Street, Room 109
Springfield, MA 01103
413-730-6135

If you have questions about becoming a retired member, contact MTA Retired Organizer Lisa Lemieux at [email protected].
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A Diverse Union of Education Workers

The MTA represents 117,000 members in 400 local associations throughout Massachusetts. We are teachers, faculty, professional staff and Education Support Professionals working at public schools, colleges and universities across Massachusetts.