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The ATA is here to help school leaders in every role they play

Valerie McDougall: Champion for Indigenous language, culture and identity

Valerie McDougall's teaching journey led her to reconcile a part of her family’s past.

Not on your own: Supporting women in the teaching profession

What was it like to be a female teacher in the early 1900s?

Two principals and a teacher join ATA staff

More new hires of executive staff at the ATA

Former ATA coordinator to receive the ATA’s top honour

Calvin Fraser, former coordinator of the Member Services awarded honorary membership recognizing his outstanding contributions to education and the teaching.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing education

AI is becoming a defining force in education, reshaping Alberta classrooms and influencing teaching practices in ways that were unimaginable a few years ago.

Long-time ATA legal counsel to receive honorary membership

The ATA selected Jim Casey, K.C., who acted as the ATA’s legal counsel with Field Law for two decades, is the recipient of the 2025 Honorary Membership Award

Walking Together

ATA resources and programs support learning in Indigenous education

Associate coordinator named for diversity, equity and inclusion subunit

Andrea Berg will be leading a new subunit of the PD program area.

Bursary launched

New bursary supports continued learning in mental health and well-being

Summer Conference

Teachers celebrate collective hope at the ATA's Summer Conference

ATA names new PD co-ordinator

The next co-ordinator of the Professional Development program area will be Nancy Luyckfassel, who has served as associate co-ordinator since 2021.

Red Deer Catholic Teachers Overwhelmingly Support Taking Strike Vote

Red Deer Catholic teachers send strong and clear message to bargainers to return to negotiations and move off their contract-stripping proposal