Search results

Our voices matter too much to be silenced

Editorial from ATA News Editor-in-Chief

Why and what?

. International development cooperation is an investment in our well-being and the future for us all.

Challenges ahead: executive secretary reflects on ATA’s priorities

Dennis Theobald speaks about the changing role of the ATA and the challenges we have faced

Creative challenges

Unleash students' creativity in music education with Creative Challenges. Encouraging collaboration, experimentation, and self-expression from day one.

Council spearheads diversity initiative

Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meeting

ATA calls for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA is calling on the government to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.

Summer reset

Steps to recharge and reignite

Check it out

A list of books available at the ATA library

Pressure cooker

Alberta school leaders are feeling compassion fatigue and burnout

Record your weekly hours

Keeping a work log can help teachers qualify for EI benefits

Why go Red for Ed?: How a colour can signal solidarity

Wearing red brings awareness

Conventions reaffirm our autonomy as professionals and strength as a profession

Teachers’ conventions remain one of the strongest expressions of professional trust in Alberta

International conflicts are beyond the ATA’s purview

Dennis Theobald explains the reasons why the ATA won't speak out on the situation in Gaza

Thirteen Alberta school boards to receive funding cuts

School boards in a number of communities will receive less provincial funding next year

Alberta Education announces establishment of public teachers’ registry

Alberta government establishes a public registry listing all certificated teachers and the status of their certificate.