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Full-circle experience for retired ATA staffer

A teaching career can lead to a lot of interesting and exciting places, but nothing compares to being in a classroom in front of students.

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Teachers describe what fills their bucket in terms of their teaching career

Alberta Teachers Gather for First In-Person Annual Meeting in 3 Years

Announcement for the 2022 Annual Representatives' Assembly

Editorial: Advocacy comes in many forms

Explanation of the new format and goals of the Learning Team newsletter

Our school leaders are teachers—and it’s a good thing

Shouldn’t a principal be spending time focused on schoolwide duties and responsibilities?

Starting Strong

New teachers came together at the Beginning Teachers’ Conferences

New survey highlights education needs in advance of budget

ATA president released new research data in front of a monument to teachers on the legislature grounds to draw attention to next week’s budget.

Over one-third of Alberta school divisions cutting teachers next year

School board budget reports that province-wide, more than 250 teaching positions are being eliminated

SARO welcomes new executive staff officer

The ATA's Southern Alberta Regional Office welcomes a new staff officer in Teacher Employment Services

Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education

Viewpoints: Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education

Beginning teachers to gather in Edmonton and Calgary

New teachers are encouraged to attend the Beginning Teachers Conference

ATA statement on the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge

The ATA's statement regarding a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School

ATA to co-host national women’s symposium

Taking place in Banff from May 8–10, the symposium promises to be an empowering experience for women in the teaching profession

In solidarity

Shows of support and solidarity from colleagues and allies

Cartoon—March 12, 2024

Curatolo cartoon of funding between private and public schools