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ATA Calls for Teacher Partnership on $7.5M Grant

The government of Alberta has created a new grant for reading, writing and math skills

Thinking it through 50 years ago

Then and now

Discipline change unlikely to bring cost savings

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

Rotating in-person and online learning

ATA president responds to schools implementing rotating in-person and online learning during CUPE strikes

Exempting select students from in-person learning during CUPE strikes

statement with regard to the ministerial orders exempting select students from in-person learning during the CUPE strikes

Making core memories

Teachers' conventions kick off

ATA Magazine short-listed for industry awards

The ATA Magazine has been nominated for three awards by the Alberta Magazine Publishers Association

What is the TPA and why does it matter?

An explanation of the Teaching Profession Act

It’s time to reset

ATA welcomes the opportunity to build a relationship with the new minister

Unite to create a better future, ATA president urges

Alberta Teachers' Association president Jason Schilling addressed delegates at the Annual Representative Assembly on May 20. Schilling called for unity.

Nonpartisan ATA campaign fully complies with advertising laws

The Alberta Teachers’ Association is issuing the following statement regarding an inaccurate letter of complaint sent to Elections Alberta by the UCP’s executive director.

Safety is a teacher’s obligation

Pitfalls and Precautions is a series that aims to educate teachers on professional conduct issues.

Update on the recent government complaint against the ATA

Here’s what the public needs to know on the complaint against the ATA

Statement regarding Bill 25 and amendments to the Education Act

We need to look beyond the clickbait title of this bill to understand its full scope—it has very little to do with politics and ideology, at least in the classroom.