Get involved with MSTA

Want to get more involved? Take your first steps today!

Educators are not part of the audience. We are the movers and shakers who get things done. Don’t miss your calling to be part of something that makes a difference in your life, the lives of those around you, and your many students who rely on you. Let’s work together on what matters. Take your first steps to becoming involved in MSTA today! Getting started is as easy as deciding what interests you.

First Steps – Learn what MSTA is all about

Going Deeper – Commit to more than just likes and follows

  • Attend the New Professionals Training Camp in the summer
  • Dive into MSTA’s Education Policy page on our website
  • Attend a Capitol Visit to learn more about issues during the legislative session and speak to your legislators
  • Attend MSTA region events 
  • Volunteer to be a local CTA leader in your school district
  • Apply to be an MSTA Content Creator
  • Share unique or positive stories about your school for publication in our School & Community digital magazine (email story ideas to communications@msta.org)
  • Facilitate a Beyond the Book Club book study (email professional_learning@msta.org for more information)
  • Attend your region’s Open Hearing and Assembly of Delegates with other educators in your part of the state

All-In Engagement – Be a part of something that really makes a difference

  • Run for a position to serve as a Region Board of Director
  • Attend MSTA’s finance workshop and serve on your local salary committee
  • Represent your CTA as a voting delegate at the MSTA State Convention 
  • Present at Convention or during virtual events offered by the MSTA Professional Learning Department (email professional_learning@msta.org for more information)
  • Serve on the Education Policy, Articles Bylaws & Rules (AB&R), or Legislative Impact Committees at MSTA
  • Run for an MSTA State Board of Directors board position
  • Run for office on the MSTA State Board of Directors

MSTA is a grassroots, volunteer-led association. Our close connection with our members and volunteer leaders keeps us in touch with what educators need and what they hope to see in their schools and classrooms in the future. Help us help you better by getting involved today!