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The future of the principalship in Canada … 10 years ago

The year 2024 marks one decade since pan-Canadian research focused on the experiences and hopes of Canadian school leaders was released.

Legislature highlights: Education issues debated

Here is a summary of the education-related discussions that took place in question period during the week of March 9.

Two principals and a teacher join ATA staff

More new hires of executive staff at the ATA

We can’t afford NOT to fund public education

Alberta’s schools are by far the lowest funded, per pupil, in the country.

More new curriculum a recipe for failure, says ATA president

Hasty curriculum implementation is the last thing teachers need, Schilling says

ATA has programs and services for school leaders

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

Highlighted resolutions approved at ARA 2023

A selection of the 208 resolutions adopted at the 2023 Annual Representative Assembly

Together, we are stronger

ATA president shares encouraging words about the future of Alberta's public education.

ATA president chastises government for underfunding

President Schilling addresses attendees at the 2024 Annual Representative Assembly

From glass ceiling to glass escalator

Transcending gendered expectations in the workplace

Council authorizes next step in central table bargaining

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held May 5–6, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton.

‘Tis the season

Off script from ATA president Jason Schilling

Finding strength and solace in our community

ATA president encourages teachers to enjoy their rest over the holidays

The reality of complex classrooms

Defining complex classrooms is necessary because it is not just over crowding.