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Does that really belong in the classroom?

Responding to parent questions about diversity and inclusion

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.

Two principals and a teacher join ATA staff

More new hires of executive staff at the ATA

Teachers recognized for excellence

Ten Alberta teachers are among the recipients of the 2023 Prime Minister’s awards for teaching excellence.

A return to the art of conversation

Year one of Alberta’s school cellphone ban

Long-time ATA legal counsel to receive honorary membership

The ATA selected Jim Casey, K.C., who acted as the ATA’s legal counsel with Field Law for two decades, is the recipient of the 2025 Honorary Membership Award

Nonpartisan ATA campaign fully complies with advertising laws

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is issuing the following statement regarding an inaccurate letter of complaint sent to Elections Alberta by the UCP’s executive director.

Council approves initial bargaining proposal

Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meeting

Teacher vs. teacher complaints: Do I need to tell my colleague first?

A comparison of the new Code of Professional Conduct to the previous one in terms of teachers' obligations to their colleagues

One Profession United: Proposed Teacher Discipline Process Changes

Minister LaGrange plans to amend the Teaching Profession Act, affecting teacher certification and teacher discipline processes.

Outreach

Outreach schools assist students with overcoming life's true challenges.

Response to the mandate letter to Education Minister Nicolaides

The government needs to engage in meaningful dialogue with the profession and educational partners to implement the priorities identified in the mandate

Finding a path forward

One in three Alberta teachers regularly contemplates exiting the profession, leaving the province or retiring from teaching.

Donating blood a worthy cause for students

The concept of giving back got real in a hurry for a group of Edmonton high school students when they donated blood for the first time earlier this year.