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Teachers call for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA calls on the Government of Alberta to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum, in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.

Curriculum quandaries 50 years ago

Tidbits from previous issues of the ATA Magazine that are worth another look.

ATA president statement on anti-SOGI protest

Alberta teachers are tireless in their efforts to include all students and families and to protect them from discrimination at school.

A helping hand for our colleagues

Teachers offer assistance to displaced NWT colleagues

We must speak out against harmful lies

Discover the importance of addressing lies and unsubstantiated allegations in Alberta schools. Learn how to call out falsehoods and protect public education.

New education minister presents new opportunity for relationship with teachers

Appointment of new education minister provides an opportunity for government and teachers to strengthen Alberta’s public education system together..

Local bargaining needs teacher input

Local bargaining is proceeding throughout the province and people have to stay informed and engage in the process

Take a stand for public education

ATA and ASCA presidents call to teachers to join the rally for public education

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.

Changing times 63 years ago

Then and now

Curriculum change continues at unrelenting pace

When it comes to curriculum change, there is no end in sight.

PEC election results announced, Schilling marks historic win

New and familiar faces elected to the new PEC

Stark realities

PARACHUTE offers pan-Canadian context for Alberta teachers' degrading working conditions

Party politics don’t belong in school boards

Political parties being introduced into the school board elections will have negative impacts

Research confirms Alberta teachers are experiencing high workload, stress

Research confirms Alberta teachers are experiencing high workload, stress