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New billboards address class size in three dimensions

ATA creates a new billboard which includes 33 chairs

ATA president comments on the provincial election

In response to the 2023 election results, ATA president Jason Schilling calls for collaboration to best support Alberta’s students and public education.

The ATA’s budget process is democratic

Dennis Theobald responds to a question about getting a program suggestion into next year's ARA

National women’s symposium empowers teachers and leaders

Over 300 women teachers and educational leaders from across Canada came together not just to talk about leadership, but to stand in their own power.

Jasper schools set to re-open mid September

The first day of school will not be the same this year in Jasper, schools will not open for classes until mid-September.

The ATA’s budget is in teachers’ hands

ARA delegate is told of changes to the budget and and asks why the changes and why they come late.

Opportunity is knocking on some doors

Consider knocking on doors in your community to discuss the upcoming election

Creative colleagues

Teachers activities outside the classroom are featured, volunteering, podcasting, and making music

Recall petition targets Education and Childcare minister

A recall petition has been issued against Minister of Education and Childcare and Calgary-Bow UCP MLA

Understanding the Women in Leadership Barriers

A survey from 2019 revealed evidence of gender-based discrimination in schools and the ATA.

Rally sends a clear message as legislature resumes

Rally sends a clear message as legislature resumes

Kerri Mckinnon: Cheerleader for inclusive education

Kerri Mckinnon has been invested in inclusive learning practices since she began her teaching career more than two decades ago.

To picket or not to picket? It depends

instead of picket lines, teachers will exercise their right to free expression and free association in the form of demonstrations & other coordinated activities