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Tom Spila: The band plays on

A music teacher in Camrose has won numerous awards during his career and after retirement. Tom founded a community band as well.

Supporting international opportunities for members

The ATA supports professional growth through several methods.

Exchanges offer unique chance to share and learn

Exchange partners enjoy Albertan experiences

ATA names new SARO co-ordinator

Staff officer Genevieve Blais is now heading up operations at the ATA’s Calgary office, the Southern Alberta Regional Office (SARO).

A stepping stone for some, career choice for others

In recognition of Substitute Teachers’ Appreciation Week, the ATA News put out a call for submissions from substitute teachers to answer a few questions

Teachers and school leaders are rebuilding identity amid unrest

In Alberta, after a time of incredible unrest, the professional identity of teachers is being reshaped under immense pressure.

Research confirms Alberta teachers are experiencing high workload, stress

Research confirms Alberta teachers are experiencing high workload, stress

Very Little Support for Bill 15 Changes According to New Opinion Polls

Just 3 per cent of Albertans feel that teacher conduct is a top issue in education, and as few as 13 per cent support the outcomes proposed by Bill 15.

A collaborative spirit: The kind of teacher I want to be

A new teacher reflects on her practicum experience

President Schilling calls for Torry Tanner to apologize

Jason Schilling responds to video from Torry Tanner

How access to meaningful PD serves us all

Effective communication is fundamental to both teaching and leadership.

Former principal joins ATA to pursue passion

The ATA gained a new executive staff officer over the summer. Amy Villneff joined the ATA’s Teacher Employment Services (TES) team at Barnett House this August.

Teaching Together

Better together – making a lasting impact

PEC announces fellowship and scholarship winners

Last spring, Provincial Executive Council announced the winners of the 2024 ATA fellowships and scholarships.

National women’s symposium empowers teachers and leaders

Over 300 women teachers and educational leaders from across Canada came together not just to talk about leadership, but to stand in their own power.