The New York State Teachers' Association
THE ORGANIZATION IN BRIEF
1. MEMBERSHIP—Anyone actively engaged in teaching in New York, whether in public or private schools, is eligible to active membership.
2. DUES—Annual dues are based on salary received. This includes your subscription to New York State Education.
3. REPRESENTATIVE ASSEMBLY—This is the legislative body of the N. Y. S. T. A. It is composed of delegates representing affiliated local units. It meets annually in connection with the Convention to transact the business of the Association.
4. OFFICERS—The President is elected annually by the Assembly of Delegates (Representative Assembly). The Secretary and Treasurer are salaried officers employed by the Executive Committee.
5. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE—The Executive Committee consists of eleven members, of which Committee the President, Vice-President, and Secretary shall be ex-officio members. Two members of the Executive Committee are elected each year, to serve for three years. The Executive Committee meets several times a year for direction and oversight of the Association program.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE—617 North Goodman Street, Rochester, New York. Richard A. Searing, Secretary.
$5 a Year Would Be Only 10c a Week. Every New York State Teacher Can Afford That
