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Council considers resolutions leading up to ARA

Highlights of the February 24-25 PEC meeting

Creative colleagues

Here are some ­endeavours undertaken by your colleagues “out there.”

Teachers have a duty to report alleged harm, abuse

Pitfall and precautions

ATA to co-host national women’s symposium

Taking place in Banff from May 8–10, the symposium promises to be an empowering experience for women in the teaching profession

One step forward for ATA Diversity Equity Networks

Highlights of the latest Provincial Executive Council meeting

Massive expansion of provincial testing fails the grade

All schools will be required to administer provincially mandated numeracy and literacy tests to students in Grades 1 to 3 up to three times each school year.

Embrace life's glimmers

We need to cultivate authentic gratitude and joy.

We are strong when we stand together

ATA President Jason Schilling discusses why the annual ARA is important

Your views—May 7, 2024

Online comments shared on Alberta education

Curriculum development still falling short

Teachers need to be more involved in curriculum development

Teachers worried about Red Deer Catholic Moving towards lockout

Recent actions to sidestep the third-party independent mediator in Red Deer Catholic (RDCRS) teacher negotiations are a troubling sign of things to come.

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.

Walking together

Learn about Indigenous history and perspectives with ATA resources and programs

Calgary Catholic teachers authorize strike vote

Teachers employed by the Calgary Roman Catholic Separate School Division have voted to strike