Texas Association

The Texas Classroom Teachers Association has been one of the leading teacher associations in Texas since its inception in 1927. With around 50,000 members statewide, it is a nonprofit, nonunion professional association for educators. Based in Austin, Texas, the association represents Texas teacher's varied issues at the federal and state levels. The Texas Classroom Teachers Association offers a list of services, which includes video workshops, advocacy as well as professional protection, to name a few.

The Texas Retired Teachers Association (TRTA) is a non-profit organization based in Austin, Texas, dedicated to supporting retired teachers in their successful retirement. With a rich history and a mission to advocate for retired educators, TRTA offers a range of resources and benefits to help members manage their finances, maintain a healthy lifestyle, engage in volunteer work, and socialize with fellow retirees. TRTA is governed by a board of directors and operates through various standing committees, ensuring that the needs and interests of retired teachers are represented. Members can join or renew their membership to access legislative updates, information on cost-of-living adjustments, and find their respective legislators. With district and chapter divisions across Texas, TRTA provides a platform for retired teachers to stay active, get involved, and make a difference in their communities.Generated from the website