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Advocacy

Teachers advance and promote access to effective, equitable and inclusive public education for all students.

Advocacy for students

Advocating for students means giving each child the opportunity to reach their potential in a safe, inclusive and supportive environment.

Help and advice for teachers

Your first call when faced with employment concerns, Teacher Employment Services helps with employment-related issues and challenges.

Curriculum and student assessment

Teachers' first hand knowledge on class curriculms is an asset to student learning.

Campaigns

The ATA supports and advocates for teachers by actively campaigning on issues impacting students and public education.

Political involvement

The ATA is nonpartisan but encourages teachers to join in the political process to represent their varied political views.

COVID-19 in schools

The impact of COVID-19 on Alberta schools and public education systems around the world.

Stand for Education

Learn more about how the ATA and Alberta teachers are standing up for education

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