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The profession is modeling a better way

The ATA is utilizing several strategies to address aggression in school and curriculum

Looking Abroad: Leadership in education

UNESCO examined school leadership, including the role of principals, and outlines how systems can strengthen school leadership at a structural level

Grassroots volunteers

A history of the ATA shows that it all started with dedicated teachers, volunteering their time to help the profession.

That Was Then; This Is Now

The change in new curriculum from 2018 to 2022

Notices and events

Items to take note

Climate change education starts with teachers

Our school systems need to do more to prepare our young people for a climate-altered future

Advocate for education and sport joins PD staff

Hannay’s passion for physical education and sport is evident in her involvement with the ATA’s Health and Physical Education Council (HPEC).

Fees to remain unchanged as budget passes

Highlights of the approved 2023/24 ATA budget

ATA’s newest hire to expand PD reach into south

The ATA welcomes new ATA staff officer, Jackie Young

Does that really belong in the classroom?

Responding to parent questions about diversity and inclusion

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.

Pride month statement by ATA President Jason Schilling

ATA president Jason Schilling recognizes Pride Month and calls on individuals to support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community

New resource helps teachers address reconciliation

The ATA releases new resource guide to help teachers connect students with stories of truth and reconciliation.

Edmonton Public teachers strike averted

Edmonton Public Teachers Local No 37 have averted strike action and voted in favour of the most recent employment offer by their employer.

Highlighting ATA programs and services

Highlighting ATA programs and services