Search results

Why I gave up my long weekend to attend ARA

A teacher familiar to labour relations attends his first ARA

United we are stronger

The summer isn’t just a break; it’s a necessary space to reflect, to breathe and to renew.

Une mission pleine de fierté | A mission fueled by pride

Une mission pleine de fierté

In ARA address, ATA president calls for unified action

ATA president Jason Schilling addresses delegates at the 2025 Annual Representative Assembly, held in Edmonton.

Célébrer le Mois de la Francophonie

Information on how to celebrate Francophone Heritage Month

Budget falls short, says ATA president

The 2025-26 budget will not adequately support Alberta's students

Exchanges offer unique chance to share and learn

Exchange partners enjoy Albertan experiences

In with the new

Edmonton and Calgary districts have new names

Politics as ‘medicine writ large’

Public health care should take lessons from public education, writes former health minister

Our school leaders are teachers—and it’s a good thing

Shouldn’t a principal be spending time focused on schoolwide duties and responsibilities?

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

Alberta’s teachers sound alarm on testing explosion

The ATA, in collaboration with U of L Richelle Marynowski, examined these SDATs and found that realities sharply contrast with government goals

Sensory wall fosters inclusion in classroom

McKenzie Towne School is always looking for new ways to support students and help them thrive.

Rooted in nature and play

Forest schools foster resilience and confidence

The state of the union

Support for the profession is not just a matter of better pay. It is about respect for teachers as professionals and adequate resources for public education.