St. Louis Archdiocesan Teachers Association

50 YEARS OF DEDICATION TO CATHOLIC TEACHERS AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

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In 1968, SLATA was established to:

• advance the general welfare of Catholic education in the Archdiocese of St. Louis

• raise the standards of the teaching profession

• aid in achieving and maintaining adequate salaries, sound retirement systems, and improved working conditions

• enable teachers to work effectively as vital factors in education

• encourage teachers to continue their professional development

• defend teachers' rights as employees, as members of the Church, and as citizens

Who are SLATA members? All full-time secondary teachers working for:

• Bishop DuBourg High School

• Rosati-Kain High School

• St. Mary's High School

• St. Pius X High School

• Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School

Which rights are guaranteed to SLATA members? SLATA members are guaranteed the rights of:

• representation through collective bargaining for contracts and personnel policies

• seniority after a three-year probationary period

• grievance procedures to ensure fair treatment under the agreement and personnel policies