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Built to Lead

Superintendent Krimsen Sumners proves the value of compassion and brave vulnerability, as she forges relationships across and beyond school communities.

Donations to assist school support workers authorized

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held January 23–24, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton

World Teachers’ Day contest winners

Three Alberta teachers will be jetting away on vacation after winning the top prizes in the ATA’s World Teachers’ Day video contest.

Teachers receive ATA awards for graduate research

The ATA recently announced the winners of the 2025 Doctoral Fellowships

Alberta teacher sets world record

Substitute teacher DonnaJean Wilde set a new world record by holding a plank position for over four hours

Taking the 'person' out of 'personalized' land acknowledgements

Injecting personal reflections in land acknowledgements can center settler identities and perpetuate colonial narratives

ATA offers resources to support truth and reconciliation learning

For educators, Sept. 30 is an opportunity to deepen understanding of residential schools and identify ways to join the truth-telling process in lessons

At the table

Women have carved out space in male-dominated venues and cope with misogyny, persistently showing up to ensure our voices are heard and our issues respected.

Teachers: Making a difference through the decades

Tidbits from previous issues of the ATA Magazine that are worth another look.

ARA delegates vote to support teacher-firefighters

Highlights of the recent Annual Representative Assembly

Funding at issue for teachers across Canada

Funding is top of mind when bargaining teacher contracts across Canada

New discipline process creates questions and stress

If you’re a teacher and you’re notified that you’re being investigated for unprofessional conduct, contact the Alberta Teachers’ Association immediately

Policies, not targets … and making the case for hope

Climate change expert Andrew Leach shares his thoughts

Viewpoints: Asking questions + seeking answers = reconciliation

Teaching the truth about residential schools and treatment of Indigenous peoples is challenging and can make you question your own identity.