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Understanding every view matters for teacher advocacy

The political engagement seminar may not have been comfortable, but growth rarely is.

Global unrest reaches into Alberta classrooms

Students are becoming anxious about global issues they read about online

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.

Donations to assist school support workers authorized

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held January 23–24, 2025, at Barnett House, Edmonton

World Teachers’ Day contest winners

Three Alberta teachers will be jetting away on vacation after winning the top prizes in the ATA’s World Teachers’ Day video contest.

Alberta teacher sets world record

Substitute teacher DonnaJean Wilde set a new world record by holding a plank position for over four hours

Discipline change unlikely to bring cost savings

Staff responsible for discipline will be representing teachers in the government's process instead of prosecuting teachers.

New discipline process off to a bumpy start

Teacher discipline in Alberta: Government takes over, challenges remain. Transition impact and the role of Alberta Teaching Profession Commission.

Actuellement et à l’avenir

Today, tomorrow and beyond

Assessing the assessments

Alberta teachers sound alarm on explosion in elementary tests

The high cost of caring

Education workers are paying a heavy emotional price, research finds

Legislature Highlights, May 26, 2026

Highlights of the spring sitting of the legislature which ended on May 14

Elections Alberta finds ATA advertising complies with election laws

The recently wrapped-up investigation found that the ATA’s advertising was conducted in compliance with election advertising rules.

Tale End

Beginning teachers roar back into action