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Council establishes new awards

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held June 9 and 10, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

Teacher-student relationships aren’t room-specific

The focus of the magazine's issue is teaching in unusual places. Sometimes that means being in your own school under construction.

Bursary launched

New bursary supports continued learning in mental health and well-being

Meet your bargaining team

Profiles of the Central Table Bargaining Committee members

ATA/ATRF statements on removal of AIMCo board

ATA and ATRF statements regarding the provincial government’s removal of the AIMCo board.

ATAGSA finding its way

The Alberta Teachers' Association's Gender and Sexuality Alliance can assist teachers with 2SLGBTQIA+ issues

The legacy Pope Francis leaves behind for everyone

Pope Francis’s legacy will be remembered for its heart: a heart that listens, a heart that serves, and a heart that embraces the whole world

Cabinet committee a win for teachers

What is this “cabinet committee” that the government has established, and why is the Association participating on it?

Alberta’s next premier vows to repair relationship with ATA

With Danielle Smith as Alberta’s premier-designate, many teachers are likely wondering what it means for the public education system.

Assessing the assessments

Alberta teachers sound alarm on explosion in elementary tests

Creative colleagues

Teachers have their own extracurricular activities, here are some endeavours undertaken by your colleagues “out there.”

Thank you, colleagues, for re-filling my bucket

Jason Schilling shares his experience at the recent Beginning Teachers' Conference

Do no harm

Concerns raised over new bill

Marie-Louise Brugeyroux: teacher extraordinaire

Albertans owe a debt to francophone educator Marie-Louise Brugeyroux who championed French language instruction, resources, and professional development