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Cashing out requires careful consideration

I think I’m about five or 10 years away from retiring, but I’ve decided to quit teaching. Would it make sense for me to pull my pension funds out now?

Federal amendment protects library mailings and access to learning

Lindsay Yakimyshyn The ATA library mails books, maker kits and other materials to members across the province.

And so the adventure begins

New ATA Magazine Editor-in-Chief embarks on a new adventure to explore the boundless horizons of public education across Alberta

Albertans identify five key issues in education

Five key solutions arose to strengthen public education after a months-long public engagement effort

Bringing hope and education to students in need

Over the past two years, Classrooms Without Walls has grown exponentially, touching the lives of tens of thousands of students.

Former student shines a light on teachers who inspire

Former student shines a light on teachers who inspire

Convention time

Teachers' convention season winds down

Leading the way

Teacher-leaders explore transformative leadership practices at uLead

Unlearning colonialism

Discussion about unlearning colonialism

DEHR chairs connect at first annual training event

The ATA welcomed DEHR chairs for a training session

Conversations over complaints

How to handle conflict within your team

Students need space for learning

To solve overcrowding in classrooms, the government promised an investment of $8.6 billion under the School Construction Accelerator Project

I ❤ science & dogs

Teacher combines two loves to make a difference

Extra curricular challenges

Discover challenges in implementing the new Alberta K-6 curriculum: low teacher satisfaction, inadequate resources, and concerns about increased testing.