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Supporting the next gen

A mix of generations creates opportunities and challenges in schools, it can also raise complications as different understandings of work and school contexts.

Over one-third of Alberta school divisions cutting teachers next year

School board budget reports that province-wide, more than 250 teaching positions are being eliminated

ATA calls for delay to social studies curriculum rollout

The ATA is calling on the government to pause piloting of the K–6 social studies curriculum in order to better integrate feedback from teachers.

Your views—April 2, 2024

Letters to the editor

Take it outside (the norm)

Teaching in an unconventional setting can be a highly rewarding adventure

Seasoned teacher and school leader joins ATA staff

Profile of a new ATA staff member

New face in the associate executive secretary chair

Ellisa Corsi will assume the associate executive secretary duties on September 1

Your views—May 30, 2023

Opinions from teachers on various topics

Council approves in-person conventions for next year

Highlights of the Provincial Executive Council meeting held April 20 to 21 at Barnett House, Edmonton

Albertans need to stand up in face of new curriculum

Teachers are facing more curriculum changes

That Was Then; This Is Now

The change in new curriculum from 2018 to 2022

Arc de triomphe

Overview of French curriculum across Canada

Back to work, but not backing down

We’ll keep moving forward with purpose and conviction, fighting for classrooms, students and future generations who depend on us to stand for what’s right. 

Alberta teachers named to national advisory committees

Alberta teachers named to national advisory committee

Alberta teachers take historic stand with strike

Bargaining update: Alberta teachers take historic stand with strike