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Watch the news conference: historic strike hits province

It's the first time in history, every teacher in Alberta’s public education system is staying home rather than reporting to their classroom

Merged conferences to bring together new and seasoned school leaders

This winter, the ATA will host a new conference that merges two existing events for school leaders.

Honesty is key when using leave time

It is important to be honest when accessing leaves and not to abuse them.

Be careful what you say

Pitfalls and Precautions is a series that aims to educate teachers on professional conduct issues.

ARA address stresses collective agency

Executive secretary report to ARA was clear: history informs the present state of the teaching profession, but members will define its future.

ATA president shares concerns on Bill 27

ATA president shares his concerns about the newly introduced Bill 27

New education minister presents new opportunity for relationship with teachers

Appointment of new education minister provides an opportunity for government and teachers to strengthen Alberta’s public education system together..

Holiday card or evidence? Teachers urged to document for protection

Keeping accurate, dated notes and summaries is critical in case of misconduct allegations

Response to Bill 9: Alberta's flagrant disregard for basic human rights

Alberta’s decision to use the notwithstanding clause for the fourth time in less than a month demonstrates a flagrant disregard for basic human rights

Response to junior high curriculum announcement

ATA president issues statement about developing a new curriculum for junior high school students.

Bill 27 Statement

The ATA believes Bill 27 targets vulnerable students while distracting from important public education issues

Mediator Issues Recommendation for Settlement in Teacher Bargaining

A statement from ATA president Jason Schilling on the issuance of the mediator’s recommendation for settlement.

Very Little Support for Bill 15 Changes According to New Opinion Polls

Just 3 per cent of Albertans feel that teacher conduct is a top issue in education, and as few as 13 per cent support the outcomes proposed by Bill 15.

Celebrating neurodiversity

Resources and supports available

Staff announcements

Professional Development program area gains two new faces