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A return to the art of conversation

Year one of Alberta’s school cellphone ban

ATA staff take on new leadership roles

Two new positions at the ATA signal how the organization is adapting to support members in the everchanging and challenging landscape teachers are now facing

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?

Ed Trust helps teachers develop their careers

Information about the ATA's trust for teacher professional development

Budget Time

ATA 2026-27 proposed budget

Lillian Osborne: Teacher-pioneer

Lillian Osborne was the first woman educator in Edmonton

Teachers have a duty to report alleged harm, abuse

Pitfall and precautions

For forever

Project Overseas experience makes a lasting impact

Teachers run for school board trustee positions

Teachers run for school board trustee positions

Teacher's pet

We asked teachers to send in pictures of their pets along with an explanation of how the animal helps them in their profession

Early-career Alberta teachers

In June 2025, 700+ teachers shared their experiences, highlighting issues of mentorship, classroom practice, well-being and inclusion in Alberta schools.

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

Alberta teacher named to national committee on diversity

For the next two years, Teacher Fitz Sherman will represent Alberta teachers on the Advisory Committee on Diversity and Human Rights of CTF

ATA calls for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA is calling on the government to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.

ATA responds to premier’s mandate letter

ATA president highlights areas of discussion regarding premier's mandate leader to education minister