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‘Tis the season

Off script from ATA president Jason Schilling

Serving members as they look toward retirement

A number of resources for Alberta teachers who are thinking about retirement.

Web guides support Black History Month learning

Teachers can access several ATA library web guides during Black History Month

Lawyer Richard Rand accepts ATA’s highest award

Retired lawyer Richard Rand receives ATA award after 30 years of service

Alberta teacher named to national committee on diversity

For the next two years, Teacher Fitz Sherman will represent Alberta teachers on the Advisory Committee on Diversity and Human Rights of CTF

Government releases new code of conduct

The government’s Code of Professional Conduct responds to many concerns and suggestions raised by the ATA; however, aspects still require clarification.

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The ATA distributes the ATA News 15 issues during the school year, and publishes 3 issues of the ATA Magazine

PEC amalgamates two standing committees into one

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held April 10–11, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Elections Alberta finds ATA advertising complies with election laws

The recently wrapped-up investigation found that the ATA’s advertising was conducted in compliance with election advertising rules.

Highlighted resolutions accepted at ARA 2025

Selection of the resolutions adopted by the 2025 Annual Representative Assembly. See the ATA website for the complete set of approved resolutions.

Truth over clicks

Off Script: Truth over clicks: Teachers stand for what’s right

Palliser teachers authorize strike vote

A meeting attended by over three-quarters of members, teachers voted 92 % in favour of authorizing the ATA to apply for a government-supervised strike vote

Edmonton Public teachers authorize strike vote

Teachers employed by the Edmonton School Division votes 97 per cent in favour of authorizing the ATA to request a government-supervised strike vote.

K-6 Draft Curriculum

The Association is calling for the Government of Alberta to stop all work on the draft curriculum pending an independent, open, and full review and rewrite.

From the mail room to elected office

Mark Ramsankar shares his incredible diversity of volunteer experience and the lessons he learned through his many roles.