Video Introduction to KEYTA
Find out why educators and school staff are joining the Keystone Teachers Association! Learn how KEYTA members receive employment protection and classroom support, while also enjoying additional discounts ranging from supplemental insurance benefits, travel and entertainment! KEYTA is a non-political organization that never donates to political candidates or groups. Watch the accompanying 90-second video and check out the host of assets and advantages offered to all KEYTA members!
Who We Are
The Keystone Teachers Association (KEYTA) was established by a handful of teachers in a high school art room in 1993. Grieved by the political endorsements of the teacher’s union, these educators decided that they could no longer support these organizations with their dues.
As a professional organization, KEYTA exists to serve the needs of Pennsylvania and Delaware teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, student teachers, support staff, and all public education employees.
KEYTA provides members with access to professional liability insurance, legal assistance, email updates, newsletters, state lobbyist that represent teachers in educational issues, state meetings, and much more. As a KEYTA member, you have guaranteed and immediate legal counsel at the onset of workplace issues.
We are not a labor union. We are a non-profit, 501(c)(6) professional educators association, created and led by educators. We do not engage in collective bargaining efforts but will assist any local teachers’ organization or independent local union.
Also, while we believe in personal and responsible participation in the political process, KEYTA has never endorsed or supported any political candidate or party as an association. We also do not use members’ dues to support non-educational social agendas. Members’ dues are allocated strictly for the benefits and services that best serve educators in their teaching capacity, and as a result, we are able to provide these services more economically than other teacher organizations.
KEYTA in the News
January 2026 Education Update & Survey Reminder
January saw limited legislative activity in the Pennsylvania Legislature, with few developments directly impacting educators. The following report highlights key state and federal news developments for the month, summarizing the most relevant legislative actions, policy updates, and government activities. In this edition: New Pennsylvania Law Strengthens School Safety Notifications Senate Committee Holds Hearing on Leave For Family Care Supreme Court
December 2025 Update & Year in Review
In this edition: December Education Highlights Phone-Free Schools Bill Advances in Senate Supreme Court Turns Down Book Ban Case Year in Review Key Education Developments in Pennsylvania Key Education Developments from Washington, D.C. Looking Ahead December Education Highlights Phone-Free Schools Bill Advances in Senate The Pennsylvania Senate Education Committee unanimously approved SB 1014, that would move
November 2025 Education Update
The following report highlights key state and federal news developments for November, summarizing the most relevant legislative actions, policy updates, and government activities. In this edition: Budget 2025–26 Delivers Major School Reforms Educator Workforce & Certification Reforms Early Literacy Initiatives Cyber Charter Reform Public School Funding Changes PA Senate Passes AI-Generated Child Abuse Legislation Joint
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Testimonials
Linda, Grade K-5 Guidance
Thank you for your continued information and support over the past years. I have appreciated knowing that you had my back
Maria, Grades K-8 Special Education
KEYTA provides peace of mind and the assurance that someone is looking out for me. KEYTA has my best interest in mind.
