KEYTA - Keystone Teachers Association

What sets KEYTA apart?

Our definition of professionalism
KEYTA believes that our members should conduct themselves both in and out of the classroom in a manner that brings honor to the profession.

Our philosophy of inclusiveness
KEYTA believes that too many divisions exist among teachers today. Any local bargaining unit formed with the assistance of KEYTA will allow both KEYTA and non-KEYTA members to vote on any contract proposal.

Our freedom of association
KEYTA believes that educators should be free from all forms of compulsory memberships and endorsements. To force a man or woman to furnish contributions for the propagation of opinions he or she opposes is, as Thomas Jefferson declared, "tyrannical".

Our openness to reform
KEYTA's active members receive timely publications that strive to present divergent views on educational issues.

Our accuracy in representation
KEYTA believes that the best way to let others know who we are is by surveying our members and reporting the results. We believe that it is our duty to speak for our members rather than in place of them.

Our dues and benefits
KEYTA is committed to improving and expanding only those services and benefits wanted by our members, which allows us to maintain reasonable dues. We do not contribute any portion of our members' dues to political parties or candidates.

Our emphasis on cooperation
KEYTA believes that, although a strike may be necessary in the rarest of instances, in most cases the damage caused by striking produces irreparable harm to the communities involved, and therefore should be circumvented. Pennsylvania should no longer lead the nation in teacher strikes. Unfortunately, over the past decade, we have.


[Login]	What sets KEYTA apart? Our definition of professionalism KEYTA believes that our members should conduct themselves both in and out of the classroom in a manner that brings honor to the profession. Our philosophy of inclusiveness KEYTA believes that too many divisions exist among teachers today. Any local bargaining unit formed with the assistance of KEYTA will allow both KEYTA and non-KEYTA members to vote on any contract proposal. Our freedom of association KEYTA believes that educators should be free from all forms of compulsory memberships and endorsements. To force a man or woman to furnish contributions for the propagation of opinions he or she opposes is, as Thomas Jefferson declared, "tyrannical". Our openness to reform KEYTA's active members receive timely publications that strive to present divergent views on educational issues. Our accuracy in representation KEYTA believes that the best way to let others know who we are is by surveying our members and reporting the results. We believe that it is our duty to speak for our members rather than in place of them. Our dues and benefits KEYTA is committed to improving and expanding only those services and benefits wanted by our members, which allows us to maintain reasonable dues. We do not contribute any portion of our members' dues to political parties or candidates. Our emphasis on cooperation KEYTA believes that, although a strike may be necessary in the rarest of instances, in most cases the damage caused by striking produces irreparable harm to the communities involved, and therefore should be circumvented. Pennsylvania should no longer lead the nation in teacher strikes. Unfortunately, over the past decade, we have.


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