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Retired Members

Retirees Standing Strong for Public Education
MTA retirees are a powerful, organized force for change – winning key statewide victories and continuing to advocate for human and civil rights and strong public education.

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Chandler Creedon a retired school psychologist was honored by the MTA Retired Committee in 2025
“Education is the basis for everything.”
Quote by: Chandler Creedon Jr., retired school psychologist
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Two educators at an action in March 2025. They are holding signs that say "All Students Deserve a Great Public School" and "Educators United for Strong Communities."

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