Madison Teachers Inc. (MTI) is a member driven Union consisting of Teachers, Educational Professionals and Para Professionals, Educational Assistants, Substitute Teachers, Supportive Educational Employees (Clerical and Technical) and School Security Assistants who are employed by the Madison Metropolitan School District.
We teach the children.
Collectively we decide.
United we act.
We are a member led union advocating to advance quality public education for all.
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MTI (Teachers)
Teachers and Professional Staff
The MTI "Teacher" Unit represents approximately 2,700 members including Teachers, School Counselors, Social Workers, Librarians, Bilingual Resource Specialists, Speech and Language Clinicians, School Nurses and Special Needs Nurses, Science Materials Specialists, Occupational Therapists, Interpreters / Braillists, Therapy Assistants, Psychologists and Other Related Professionals.
ESEA-MTI
Educational Support Employees Association
ESEA-MTI represents approximately 875 Educational Assistants, Special Education Assistants, Nurse Assistants, SEA Substitutes, Clerical Employees, Computer & AV Technicians and Programmers, Family Liaisons and Security Assistants employed by the Madison Metropolitan School District.
USO-MTI
United Substitutes Organization
The USO-MTI Collective Bargaining Unit represents approximately 600 Substitute and Off Campus Program Teachers in the Madison Metropolitan School District.
What membership means to you.
- A continued voice for your profession, your students, and public education.
- A continued voice in your pay, benefits, and working conditions.
- An investment in your financial well-being.
- Representation and legal backing.
- Professional support.
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“As an MTI member, I receive the support and advocacy I need to give me peace of mind and allow me to focus on what's really important to me: my students.”
- Angela, 5th grade teacher