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Bill calling for return of class size reporting defeated

The Alberta legislature recently defeated a private member’s bill that would have resumed the practice of publicly reporting class size data.

New funding does not solve large class size problem

ATA president says school boards remain underfunded and unable to hire enough staff

Kenny Yeung: Evening the playing field

Unsung Hero is a space dedicated to honouring ATA members past and present who have had notable achievements, either in the ATA or in their private lives.

Finding common ground

Albertans that are taking hateful approaches toward the LGBTQ2+ community feel marginalized and not heard. We need to separate extremists from misinformed.

Let’s work together toward something better

ATA president reflects on September 20th protest

Sept. 30 is an opportunity to strengthen reconciliation

Ways to honour the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and to support the revival and/or maintenance of local Indigenous cultural practices.

Keeping an eye out for student vision issues

Tips to support children with vision problems and to identify vision issues

East Side Dance Festival celebrates 10th anniversary with award win

Three-day dance festival in Calgary celebrates dance and awards scholarships

Carol Van Slyke: In the business of giving hope

Unsung Hero is a space dedicated to honouring ATA members past and present who have had notable achievements, either in the ATA or in their private lives.

More new curriculum a recipe for failure, says ATA president

Hasty curriculum implementation is the last thing teachers need, Schilling says

Women urged to lead change

Annual summit explores leadership issues and potential

Your views

Feedback from the public and members on a variety of education topics.

Education issues debated

Alberta’s 31st legislature resumed on October 23 with a speech from the throne