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Idyllic isolation

Some teachers simply enjoy the quiet settings in the remote teaching locations.

Meet the NDP candidates

A profile of the five NDP leadership candidates and their educational beliefs

Marie-Louise Brugeyroux: teacher extraordinaire

Albertans owe a debt to francophone educator Marie-Louise Brugeyroux who championed French language instruction, resources, and professional development

Class size and complexity continue to vex teachers

eachers are feeling the strain of large class sizes and students are paying the price.

Cooking on TV a tasty recipe for Edmonton teacher

A local teacher appears on a Netflix culinary competion

PEC Points: Committee established to review central table bargaining

Highlights of PEC meetings held December 4-5, 2025 and January 16-17, 2026

Get to know your pension early

Looking for opportunities to save and invest money early in your career will serve you well.

Thirteen Alberta school boards to receive funding cuts

Funding profiles indicate a number of growing communities will receive less provincial funding

ATA staff take on new leadership roles

Two new positions at the ATA signal how the organization is adapting to support members in the everchanging and challenging landscape teachers are now facing

Two new executive staff officers join ATA’s TES team

The ATA is pleased to welcome Amanda Freeman and Kim Zapesocki as the two newest executive staff officers

ARA delegates vote to support teacher-firefighters

Highlights of the recent Annual Representative Assembly

Council prepares for a busy year

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

Highlighting ATA programs and services

Highlighting ATA programs and services

Does that really belong in the classroom?

Responding to parent questions about diversity and inclusion

Creative colleagues

Teachers activities outside the classroom are featured, volunteering, podcasting, and making music