As a member of the WTU, you have exclusive access to medical, legal and other benefits as well as support should you become unemployed, sick, disabled, or have need of family leave. Learn more here: https://www.wtulocal6.net/member_benefits
- Who does the WTU represent? Do you represent educators in public charter schools?
- How can I become an WTU member?
- How do I enroll as a retired member or renew an existing retired membership?
- How can I obtain/renew my teaching license?
- How do I change my address in WTU’s records?
- Where can I find out about WTU’s member benefits program?
- Where can I learn about my rights as a teacher?
- What do my dues pay for? What don’t my dues pay for?
- Where can I find out about WTU’s member benefits program?
- How does the WTU decide who to endorse in political elections? How can I make sure none of my dues money goes to candidates I don’t support?
- Does WTU offer any leadership or professional development opportunities?
- How do I file a grievance?
- Why is it necessary for the WTU to endorse candidates? How does the WTU screen candidates for endorsement?
- How do I know if I’m eligible for the Pre-Paid Legal Program?
- Where can I find information on open positions in DC Schools?
- How do I access the password-protected WTU Members-Only Website?
- Where can I find the Administrative Premium Pay Authorization form?
- Where can I find nominations and election notices?