Local Associations
Baldwin County MTA
http://baldwincountymusicteachers.comChristy Myers
251-930-1082
christy@steinwayes.com
Birmingham Metro Music Forum
http://metromusicforum.com/Dr. Cindy St. Clair, NCTM
205-726-2501 and 205-612-0066
cindy.stclair@samford.edu
How to Become a Local Association of AMTA
Affiliation Requirements
Any regularly-organized local music teachers association may become affiliated with Alabama Music Teachers Association by receiving the approval of the Executive Board and by guaranteeing that 100% of its active and associate members become active members of AMTA (and therefore of the Music Teachers National Association) during the first year of affiliation. In order to retain its affiliation, an association must this percentage during subsequent years. The President of the state-affiliated local association must be a member in good standing of AMTA.
Any local association affiliating with Alabama Music Teachers Association may do so as an independent organization, and AMTA shall not, in any way, manner, or form have control in the affairs, business, or activities of the affiliated association. AMTA may act in an advisory capacity, but that only at specific request of the affiliated Association.
Each local association shall use the phrase "Affiliated with Alabama Music Teachers Association" in its official title.
How to Apply
Upon a group's decision to fulfill the requirements of affiliation with Alabama Music Teachers Association (see Bylaws, Article VII), the group’s President shall petition the AMTA President, in writing, for affiliation. Approval will be voted upon at the next Executive Board Meeting and the organization immediately notified of the decision of the Board. The President of a local affiliated organization is a member of the Executive Board.
Local Association Grants
AMTA offers financial grants for professional growth of the members of its affiliated associations. Visit our Local Association Grants page for more information and application instructions.
