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Ideas into action

A description of what some schools have done with DEHR grants

Local bargaining hits the halfway point

With only a year left in teachers’ four-year collective agreements, nearly half of ATA bargaining units are still engaged in local negotiations.

Chocolate makes happiness

Summer Conference delegates hear from Syrian refugee turned chocolatier

Albertans identify five key issues in education

Five key solutions arose to strengthen public education after a months-long public engagement effort

Voting for Council is your right

The Provincial Executive Council election is coming soon and we need strong, informed leadership.

New curriculum means changing … some things

When you talk to teachers about the new curriculum, there are different points of view.

Running adds life to my days

President Schilling advocates for the mental benefits of running.

Fewer readers + neglected school libraries = Time to ban books?

Viewpoints: Fewer readers + neglected school libraries = Time to ban books?

Teachers rally for public education

Thousands of teachers rallied at the Alberta legislature building on Budget Day

Why and what?

. International development cooperation is an investment in our well-being and the future for us all.

Charter schools: a cautionary tale

How long until assessments are used by the government to rank and score schools and teachers?

NDP leadership hopefuls take aim at UCP

Candidates share thoughts on funding and curriculum at ATA forum