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Let’s talk about revenue

The government’s savings plan ignores essential elements.

Due north

A teacher with a new education degree takes a job in the remote north. They loved it and have been there for ten years.

Call us any time you have an issue

Teachers and school leaders are encouraged to call the ATA for help

Islamic events an opportunity to celebrate diversity

Highlights of various upcoming events for the Islamic community

Cashing out requires careful consideration

I think I’m about five or 10 years away from retiring, but I’ve decided to quit teaching. Would it make sense for me to pull my pension funds out now?

Embrace diversity during holiday season and beyond

As teachers, it’s crucial to approach the holidays with sensitivity and inclusivity, recognizing each student brings a rich tapestry of backgrounds.

Teacher takes subbing to the opera stage

Last-minute opera role another unique assignment for substitute teacher Catherine Daniel

Looking forward

Creating a hopeful vision for the future of public education in Alberta

Ed Trust helps teachers develop their careers

Information about the ATA's trust for teacher professional development

We have work to do to remove barriers

As colleagues and as an association, we must create space for women to share their stories, concerns and success.

Observers fear more attacks on 2SLGBTQ

Attacks on 2SLGBTQ are rising. Duane Bratt, a political scientist with Mount Royal University recalls the same tactics being used on GSAs.

Lessons from the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft

Red Deer Catholic School Division trustee compares historic pictures of children waving swastika flags to kids waving pride flags. LaGrange must resign.

One step leads to another

As the ATA works towards reconciliation, the voices of Indigenous contributors in this issue and with the Association has become paramount.

The importance of sleep

Poor sleep associated with obesity, diabetes, cancer

Volatility likely ahead as UCP government settles in

2023 Alberta general election results: UCP remains governing party. UCP holds 48 seats, NDP 38, and independent MLA Jennifer Johnson holds Lacombe-Ponoka