KEYTA - Keystone Teachers Association

The Keystone Teachers Association (KEYTA) was established to promote the professional status and growth of educators and the welfare of students. Organized in 1993 by a handful of teachers whose personal beliefs conflicted with that of the teacher unions, KEYTA was formed to give teachers a professional alternative to union membership. KEYTA provides members with access to professional liability insurance, legal assistance, state lobbyists that represent KEYTA in educational issues, state meetings, and much more…all for hundreds of dollars less than union dues. Click here to see if you support the organizations that the NEA funds with union dues.
Professional Liability Insurance Every eligible KEYTA member is automatically enrolled in KEYTA’s $2 million Professional Liability Insurance Program. Click here to learn more. Join Online Save time and money by using KEYTA’s secure online application with instant email confirmation that lets you know your membership was received and is being processed. Teacher Grant Applications Apply now for KEYTA’s 2007 Classroom Mini-Grants and New Classroom Start-Up Grants. Click here for instructions and an application.
KEYTA’s Executive Office The KEYTA office suite is located in Camp Hill, a suburb of Harrisburg, and minutes from the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building.

The Keystone Teachers Association is a non-union, professional teacher association, offering educators an alternative to the partisan politics and non-educational social agendas of teacher labor unions.