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Gov’t takeover of teacher conduct raises many questions

I understand the Alberta government will soon be taking over the Alberta Teachers’ Association’s discipline processes, so what does that mean for teachers

Employing strategic foresight to best support the profession

A description of how ATA's strategic planning shapes public education

The profession is modeling a better way

The ATA is utilizing several strategies to address aggression in school and curriculum

Red Deer Catholic Teachers Overwhelmingly Support Taking Strike Vote

Red Deer Catholic teachers send strong and clear message to bargainers to return to negotiations and move off their contract-stripping proposal

Nonpartisan ATA campaign fully complies with advertising laws

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is issuing the following statement regarding an inaccurate letter of complaint sent to Elections Alberta by the UCP’s executive director.

Your views—September 17, 2024

Online advice to new teachers

PEC announces fellowship and scholarship winners

Last spring, Provincial Executive Council announced the winners of the 2024 ATA fellowships and scholarships.

Council sets stage for list bargaining

Highlights of the emergent Provincial Executive Council meeting held Nov. 17, 2023, Fantasyland Hotel, Edmonton.

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

Oversight of teacher conduct enters new era

Teachers are no longer juried by their peers with the government taking over discipline.

The high cost of caring

Education workers are paying a heavy emotional price, research finds