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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.

A matter of perspective

Is the stroller too large or the bus too small?

Council authorizes next step in central table bargaining

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 5–6, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

Alberta student robotics team competes in worlds

A student robotics team from Raymond, Alberta is buzzing after competing on the world stage in Houston, Texas from April 16 to 19.

In times like these, unity is our greatest asset

Unity is our greatest asset, and it is what will enable us to navigate whatever comes next.

Political Engagement Seminar includes stark warning

Teachers reps at the ATA’s Political Engagement Seminar got a thought-provoking weekend

‘Tis the season

Off script from ATA president Jason Schilling

Supporting the next gen

A mix of generations creates opportunities and challenges in schools, it can also raise complications as different understandings of work and school contexts.

Over one-third of Alberta school divisions cutting teachers next year

School board budget reports that province-wide, more than 250 teaching positions are being eliminated

ATA calls for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA is calling on the government to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.

Your views—April 2, 2024

Letters to the editor

Take it outside (the norm)

Teaching in an unconventional setting can be a highly rewarding adventure

Seasoned teacher and school leader joins ATA staff

Profile of a new ATA staff member

New face in the associate executive secretary chair

Ellisa Corsi will assume the associate executive secretary duties on September 1

Your views—May 30, 2023

Opinions from teachers on various topics