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ATA launches legal challenge against Bill 2

The ATA launches a legal challenge against the government’s use of the notwithstanding clause; calling it “a reckless and historic abuse of power.”

Two new executive staff officers join ATA’s TES team

The ATA is pleased to welcome Amanda Freeman and Kim Zapesocki as the two newest executive staff officers

Mandatory membership musings

The UCP is going to be debating ATA membership optional for teachers working in public, Catholic, separate and francophone schools.

Efforts underway to restrict cellphones in schools

What should we do about cellphones in class?

Valuable lessons can come from anywhere

Teachers can learn from professional development, courses, and collaborations. Teachers can also learn from students.

Some tips for using AI in school

AI is a technology that is rapidly evolving and has the potential to have a dramatic impact on our economy, society and classrooms.

Class size and complexity matter!

Alberta teachers do not have the resources to contend with the challenges facing our schools including class size

Highlighting ATA programs and resources

The ATA has a number of standing committees on topics of concern to teachers.

PEC Points: Committee established to review central table bargaining

Highlights of PEC meetings held December 4-5, 2025 and January 16-17, 2026

Teachers and climate change education

A Q&A with Canada’s foremost expert

ATA adopts human rights statement

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

Lessons from mamiá’tsikimi: the magpie

An Indigenous educator befriends magpies who bring her messages of hope

Moving beyond performative gestures of reconciliation

We must move beyond insincere efforts to authentically contribute to truth and reconciliation

Rediscovering peace

From burnout to recovery: Explore one teacher's journey of healing, rediscovering passion, and prioritizing mental health in education.