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We must resist attacks on inclusion

The ATAGSA offers a safe space for teachers and their allies amidst reduced representation

Local bargaining hits the halfway point

With only a year left in teachers’ four-year collective agreements, nearly half of ATA bargaining units are still engaged in local negotiations.

Tap into tech for literacy and independence

Text-to-speech and audio options for students with a variety of needs

Efforts underway to restrict cellphones in schools

What should we do about cellphones in class?

Mind the gap

Recognizing socioeconomic diversity in schools

The role of PEC members (aka my bosses)

PEC, the governing council of the ATA, functions as a “board of directors” to provide ongoing guidance to the Association and make decisions between ARA

Summer reset

Steps to recharge and reignite

Education Act amendments

Information and resources on the Education Act amendments

Testing the limits

ATA reacts to Alberta’s increased student assessments

Mandatory membership musings

The UCP is going to be debating ATA membership optional for teachers working in public, Catholic, separate and francophone schools.

Donations to assist school support workers authorized

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

A stepping stone for some, career choice for others

In recognition of Substitute Teachers’ Appreciation Week, the ATA News put out a call for submissions from substitute teachers to answer a few questions

Solidarity, CUPE and the Association

A reader asks why teachers aren't on the picket lines with educational support workers

Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education

Viewpoints: Retired, but always a teacher: Why I still believe in public education