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Edmonton administrator now an MLA

Peggy Wright joins Janis Irwin and David Eggen as teachers in NDP caucus

Council readies for annual assembly

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 11 and 12 at Barnett House, Edmonton.

The merits of being antisocial

Tips for navigating social media as a teacher

ATAGSA finding its way

The Alberta Teachers' Association's Gender and Sexuality Alliance can assist teachers with 2SLGBTQIA+ issues

The magic of art

Explore the transformative power of teaching art across diverse age groups, navigating challenges, finding inspiration, and fostering connections.

Fees to remain unchanged as budget passes

Highlights of the approved 2023/24 ATA budget

NDP pledges to open the door to pension reversal

If elected, the NDP party promises changes to the way the ATRF is managed

ATA group works to address issues of race

Teachers with diverse ethnocultural backgrounds are encouraged to share their experiences

PEC POINTS: Council approves humanitarian aid

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held Feb. 27 and 28, via virtual platform.

Protesting teaching assignments still an option

Despite new code of conduct, teachers can still protest assignments for which they are unqualified

Council aims to support gender equity

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held Dec. 1–2, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

A vote of nonconfidence

Questions for Dennis Theobald, ATA Executive Secretary

Curriculum change continues at unrelenting pace

When it comes to curriculum change, there is no end in sight.

Stories are what move us forward

By sharing our stories, we not only advocate for our profession, but also inspire the next generation to find their own voices and tell their own truths.

New AI policy focused on maintaining autonomy

Preserving teacher autonomy and protecting student data are two of the cornerstones of a new AI policy created by Northern Gateway Public Schools.