
The Diamond Legacy of HART: 75 Years of Connection, Community and Collegiality
For 75 years, the Houston Association of Retired Teachers (HART) has given retired educators a place to remain connected to one another, the profession they

For 75 years, the Houston Association of Retired Teachers (HART) has given retired educators a place to remain connected to one another, the profession they

For Deann Lee, retirement didn’t mean walking away from education. After 32 years working directly in Texas public education—from the classroom to the superintendent’s office—Deann

For Gwen Craig, retirement was never about stepping away from education. It was about finding new ways to continue making a difference. Gwen grew up

Every member has a story. TRTA & ME is here to tell it. That’s what makes this series so special: you get to know the

The Not Back to School Giveaway will stop accepting entries today at 2:30 p.m. Central! If you haven’t entered the Not Back to School Giveaway yet,

What’s next for Texas public education retirees? What’s happening at the Capitol? What are the best ways to enjoy retirement? And where should you go

Texas Retired Teachers Association (TRTA) Executive Director Tim Lee will be live on Facebook and YouTube on today at 2:00 p.m. Central. TRTA members are able to view these

Some careers come full circle. Susan Stevens Crummel’s certainly has. Ask Susan to describe her professional life, and she’ll tell you it has unfolded in

In preparation for the 90th Texas Legislative Session, which begins next January, the House Committee on Pensions, Investments and Financial Services (PIFS) met today to

For many students, learning extends far beyond textbooks—and for Garland ISD special education teacher Merridith York, the most meaningful lessons happen through authentic, hands-on experiences.