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Rotating in-person and online learning

ATA president responds to schools implementing rotating in-person and online learning during CUPE strikes

Not on your own: Supporting women in the teaching profession

What was it like to be a female teacher in the early 1900s?

Response to reinstating the collection of class size data

Collecting class size data is vital and teachers should be included in the newly-created task force

Exempting select students from in-person learning during CUPE strikes

statement with regard to the ministerial orders exempting select students from in-person learning during the CUPE strikes

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.

PD program area gets new associate co-ordinator

Monique Gravel is the ATA’s new associate co-ordinator of Professional Development

Statement on Bill 15 Passage

The Alberta Teachers’ Association President Jason Schilling issues a statement in response to the passage of Bill 15.

CUPE ratifies deals

ATA president Jason Schilling issues a statement regarding members of CUPE locals 2545 and 2559 in Fort McMurray ratifying deals.

Response to ministerial order

ATA president responds to ministerial order during CUPE strike

New program supports Alberta’s beginning teachers

The Beginning Teacher Network (BTN) is a virtual professional learning and mentorship program for beginning teachers looking to grow their professional skills

A safe space for all students

Keep schools safe for every child

Protesting teaching assignments still an option

Despite new code of conduct, teachers can still protest assignments for which they are unqualified

Council prepares for a busy year

Association administrative guidelines provide for the attendance of observers at selected portions of Council meetings.

Strike authorization vote met with fierce support from teachers

A 99% strike authorization vote, signals to government that Alberta teachers can no longer hold up our crumbling public education system.

Reaction to injunction granted during CUPE strike

Injunction granted