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Award recipient blasts government’s curriculum work

While accepting an award, former ATA curriculum expert criticizes the current government

Engaging with our future colleagues

ATA president visits the University of Lethbridge to engage with future teachers

Don't ignore the toll a complaint can take

Teachers who receive a complaint should first, call the ATA's Regulatory Affairs team and second, look after themselves

Reflecting back, looking ahead and finding hope

Choosing to be hopeful does not mean pretending everything is fine. It means recognizing that difficulty and possibility can exist at the same time.

Teacher discipline process is broken, says ATA official

Members encouraged to contact ATA immediately if subjected to a complaint

Caring to the core

Teachers share much of what they love about their career with their colleagues.

Conversations over complaints

How to handle conflict within your team

The middle distance

Many teachers are burned out from more students in their classes with higher needs

Be a voice for public education, award recipient urges

Calvin Fraser received the ATA Honorary Membership Award at this year's ARA

In ARA address, ATA president calls for unified action

ATA president Jason Schilling addresses delegates at the 2025 Annual Representative Assembly, held in Edmonton.

ATA Leaders address delegates at Annual Representative Assembly

President Schilling and Executive Secretary Theobald deliver their annual speeches to teacher representatives from across the province.

The role of PEC members (aka my bosses)

PEC, the governing council of the ATA, functions as a “board of directors” to provide ongoing guidance to the Association and make decisions between ARA

Council establishes new awards

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held June 9 and 10, 2022, Barnett House, Edmonton.

School boards must do their part to hire more teachers

In Alberta, the student population has increased by 24% while the teaching population has only increased by 10%

ATA is there for teachers as new discipline processes unfold

The ATA's role has changed as of Jan. 1, 2023 when the government officially took over the management of teacher professional conduct.