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Government releases public survey on a new teacher code of conduct

The ATA responds to Alberta Education's launch of their new teacher code of conduct public survey.

Staff announcements

Professional Development program area gains two new faces

The strike is over, but the work isn’t

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Strikes continue in Quebec

In Quebec, public sector unions representing education and health-care workers will hold another strike in December after walking off the job in November.

It takes all kinds

ATA President reflects on being both introverted and extroverted.

ATA News reader survey - the results are in

Results from over 1,000 readers who completed a survey

Specialist councils: where teachers connect, create and lead

Specialist councils have offered teachers a chance to connect for 65 years.

Her happy place

Profile of Alberta teacher, Suneet Kharey

New program supports Alberta’s beginning teachers

The Beginning Teacher Network (BTN) is a virtual professional learning and mentorship program for beginning teachers looking to grow their professional skills

The importance of making your mark

Former ATA President reflect on her time working with Premier Ralph Klein.

Council aims to support gender equity

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held Dec. 1–2, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

ATA offers support for teachers called as ATPC witnesses

A teacher may receive an unexpected message from an investigator with the ATPC, this does not mean that you are being accused of any misconduct;

Teachers' convention season kicks off

For more than 80 years, the ATA’s teachers’ conventions have created space for meaningful professional growth for Alberta’s teachers.

Recharge as necessary to maximize your power

Teachers will gather in Edmonton to attend the 27th annual Beginning Teachers’ Conference

When all is said and done, where will we be?

Editorial: When all is said and done, where will we be?