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Statement by President Clara Floyd on MSTA’s decision to support passage of the slots referendum >>

It's Teacher Appreciation Week!
Thanks and a proclamation from Governor O'Malley
Celebrating teachers across the state, Governor O'Malley proclaimed Tuesday, May 4-10 Teacher Appreciation Week in Maryland. “I proudly join students, parents and members of local communities across the state in thanking our more than 100,000 teachers and other staff who bring their best every day to our students,” the Governor said.  “Through their hard work and dedication, great teachers spark our children's curiosity and teach them to become lifelong learners.” Read more >>

Read the proclamation >>

Middle schoolers enjoy a good read …or 10!
NEA recently tapped MSTA's Radical Readers Contest as the top middle school Read Across America program. The contests boosts reading and literacy for the ‘tween set in a four-month contest, and required students to read, then write about 10 books and submit their work for the statewide drawing. Learn more >>



2008 Summer Training Series
Change Begins With US!
Register soon for MSTA annual training retreat in beautiful Rocky Gap, scenic St. Michaels or bustling Towson!

You can hone your skills as a teacher or support professional at the Professional Development or the Leadership & Organizational Development institutes or find inspiration and confidence as an Association activist at the popular Emerging Leaders Academy.

Download a brochure!

NEA-sponsored National Teacher Day is May 6!
In 1944, Arkansas teacher activist Mattye Whyte Woodridge began corresponding with political and education leaders, including Eleanor Roosevelt, about the need for a national day to honor teachers. In 1953, Roosevelt persuaded Congress to proclaim a National Teacher Day.

Now, National Teacher Appreciation Week and National Teacher Day dominate the first week of May, drawing attention to the crucial role teachers play in providing a great public school for every child in the U.S. Learn more >>

See NEA's YouTube salute to teachers >>