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ATA urges government to reconsider COVID-19 policy

The ATA has added its voice to the chorus of organizations calling on the government to keep COVID-19 vaccinations free and accessible for all Albertans.

Response to Announcement Ensuring Age-appropriate Books in Schools

Alberta Teachers’ Association Responds to Government Announcement re. Ensuring Age-appropriate Books in School Libraries

Remember this number

The ATA will be paying close attention to the amount allocated to public education in this year's budget

Teachers do not support intrusive and unnecessary testing

the province is ordering teachers to test every student twice, and some three times

ATA urges action as education spending lags behind

As teachers and students return to classrooms, a lack of funding persists.

Supporting our newest members as they begin their teaching journey

The ATA welcomes new members every year and offers tailored supports for these teachers in their first years of practice.

When all is said and done, where will we be?

Editorial: When all is said and done, where will we be?

Providing members guidance and representation

Regulatory Affairs and Membership Services

Bad faith bargaining complaint and grievances filed

The ATA is filing a complaint of unfair bargaining practices against the TEBA

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.

Bill 2 won’t fix the crisis in Alberta classrooms

Teachers remain ready to work with the government to fix what’s broken, but this government has chosen confrontation over cooperation

Teacher strike imminent

The proposed agreement failed to meet the needs of teachers, failed to improve classroom conditions, and failed to show teachers the respect they deserve.

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

Council adds emphasis on keeping members informed

New discipline process puts ATA in your corner

The new discipline process is in place and the ATA is prepared to work with teachers

Testing the province’s commitment to students

Kindergarteners are now subjected to standardized testing, which provides no value to students and detracts from learning