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Climate change demands bold action.

Education must play a role.

Actuellement et à l’avenir

Today, tomorrow and beyond

ATA adopts human rights statement

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

Council authorizes next step in central table bargaining

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 5–6, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Together, we are stronger

ATA president shares encouraging words about the future of Alberta's public education.

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Climate change demands bold action.

ATA president chastises government for underfunding

President Schilling addresses attendees at the 2024 Annual Representative Assembly

Finding strength and solace in our community

ATA president encourages teachers to enjoy their rest over the holidays

Government announces $143 million for complexity teams

Government announces $143 million for complexity teams

Caring to the core

Teachers share much of what they love about their career with their colleagues.

Community event rallies support for Alberta teachers, public education

A grassroots event brought together more than 100 parents and community members in support of teachers and public education.

Unfair play: Fairness should unite, not divide

Off script from ATA president Jason Schilling

New discipline process off to a bumpy start

Teacher discipline in Alberta: Government takes over, challenges remain. Transition impact and the role of Alberta Teaching Profession Commission.

Age range

Teachers in Alberta schools range in age from 21 to 72, meaning at many schools, four generations are represented: Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials and GenZ

Teacher discipline process is broken, says ATA official

Members encouraged to contact ATA immediately if subjected to a complaint