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Government releases new code of conduct

The government’s Code of Professional Conduct responds to many concerns and suggestions raised by the ATA; however, aspects still require clarification.

Truth over clicks

Off Script: Truth over clicks: Teachers stand for what’s right

Fulfilling and challenging

What it’s like to be a francophone teacher in Alberta

Creative colleagues

Teachers activities outside the classroom are featured, volunteering, podcasting, and making music

Familiar face to lead PD program area

Danny Maas will take over the PD coordinator duties

Calgary teacher selected for prestigious fellowship

Calgary teacher will take part in National Geographic Society program

ATA reacts to government announcement of additional teachers and EAs

announcement of additional teachers and educational assistants serves as a long-overdue admission that the government has chronically underfunded our schools for years

Walking Together

ATA resources and programs support learning in Indigenous education

New K–6 Social Studies curriculum now available

Teachers remain concerned about the pace of curriculum implementation

Un cent for your thoughts

Reward system gets students talking

Kid Lit—What book would you recommend for reluctant readers?

Book recommendations for reluctant readers.

Grassroots volunteers

A history of the ATA shows that it all started with dedicated teachers, volunteering their time to help the profession.

Students celebrate their skills in Braille Challenge

53 visually impaired students from across Alberta demonstrated their braille proficiency at the 2025 Braille Challenge, a competition designed to promote literacy and academic excellence.

Bursary launched

New bursary supports continued learning in mental health and well-being