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Conduct and competence FAQ update

Update and FAQs on the new Code of Professional Conduct for Teachers and Teacher Leaders

DEHR chairs connect at first annual training event

The ATA welcomed DEHR chairs for a training session

Understanding potential implications of Bill 13 for teachers

Initial analysis of the Regulated Professions Neutrality Act raises potential areas of concern

PEC amalgamates two standing committees into one

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held April 10–11, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Does that really belong in the classroom?

Responding to parent questions about diversity and inclusion

Premier sets out education mandate

Premier sets out education mandate: Directive on certification fast-tracking, Bill 27 draw criticism

Education Act amendments now in force across Alberta schools

Education Act amendments now in force across Alberta schools

ATA to Challenge Bill 2

The Alberta government forces teachers back to work with legislation that invokes the notwithstanding clause

More new curriculum a recipe for failure, says ATA president

Hasty curriculum implementation is the last thing teachers need, Schilling says

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

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

Why and what?

. International development cooperation is an investment in our well-being and the future for us all.

What it means to be a certificated teacher in Alberta

Phil McRae shares his mother's story of becoming a certificated teacher in 1950

Council readies for annual assembly

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 11 and 12 at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Planned trans policy calls for varied response

New policy targets a tiny minority of students for crass political advantage.

ATA adopts human rights statement

Highlights of the ATA's newly-adopted human rights statement