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Three education unions share WTD award

On World Teachers’ Day (WTD), the education unions in Uganda, Togo and the Gambia were named this year’s recipients of the Norm Goble Award.

Looking south 

Research on teacher demographics and shortages may provide lessons for Alberta

Former principal joins ATA to pursue passion

The ATA gained a new executive staff officer over the summer. Amy Villneff joined the ATA’s Teacher Employment Services (TES) team at Barnett House this August.

Retired lawyer and former ATA staffer to receive top honour

Two individuals will receive honorary ATA memberships in recognition of their outstanding contributions

Challenges ahead: executive secretary reflects on ATA’s priorities

Dennis Theobald speaks about the changing role of the ATA and the challenges we have faced

Lawyer Richard Rand accepts ATA’s highest award

Retired lawyer Richard Rand receives ATA award after 30 years of service

Starting Strong

New teachers came together at the Beginning Teachers’ Conferences

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

Teacher discipline: A year in review

Executive report on discipline

ATA remains grounded in its purpose

Executive secretary Theobald speaks on ATA's ability to endure in final ARA address

Finding a path forward

One in three Alberta teachers regularly contemplates exiting the profession, leaving the province or retiring from teaching.

Editorial: The future of education starts Oct. 22

Upcoming Stand for Education legislative rally is being held for several reasons

Honorary membership recipient honours public education—and his mom

Lawyer Jim Casey accepted the ATA’s highest honour at the Annual Representative Assembly.

ATA staff officer succumbs to illness

Staff remember Cory Schoffer as a teacher’s teacher

No teachers’ pet

Delores was diagnosed with a nonvisible disability and wondered if she would be able to return to the profession she loved.