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Addressing complexity in Alberta’s classrooms

We all know a single initiative cannot fully address the pressures felt in classrooms across the province

Budget 2025 fails public education

The 2025 budget allocates less than hoped for public education

Teachers who identify as living with a disability invited to listening circle

In spring 2024, the ATA held its first online listening circle to explore these issues further.

Public sector workers rally at the legislature

Thousands of public sector workers and their supporters gathered for the Rally for Respect at the Alberta legislature in Edmonton on Oct. 24.

Cancer claims longtime ATA supporter

Richard Rand, longtime legal counsel for the ATA, is being remembered as a great friend of public education.

Cartoon—February 6

Transgender policies, cold weather and your views.

President Schilling calls for Torry Tanner to apologize

Jason Schilling responds to video from Torry Tanner

Check your profile (and win)!

Login to your ATA account for a chance to win one of three cash prizes of $1000.

Don't ignore the toll a complaint can take

Teachers who receive a complaint should first, call the ATA's Regulatory Affairs team and second, look after themselves

Summer Conference

Teachers celebrate collective hope at the ATA's Summer Conference

Successful ARA showcases member resolve

Held on May 17–18 at the JW Marriott in Edmonton, this year’s ARA was marked by respectful, passionate debate and a renewed sense of purpose.

ATA's response to education funding in Budget 2026

The education funding in Budget 2026 recognizes the urgency of the crisis teachers are facing