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Former ATA coordinator to receive the ATA’s top honour

Calvin Fraser, former coordinator of the Member Services awarded honorary membership recognizing his outstanding contributions to education and the teaching.

Local bargaining wraps up

All locals have reached agreements with their boards ending this round of bargaining

The profession is modeling a better way

The ATA is utilizing several strategies to address aggression in school and curriculum

Authentic connection

A kindergarten teacher shares an exercise to help students connect to the environment.

99% support for Red Deer Catholic strike vote

Red Deer Catholic teachers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of authorizing a strike vote.

Red Deer Catholic Teachers Overwhelmingly Support Taking Strike Vote

Red Deer Catholic teachers send strong and clear message to bargainers to return to negotiations and move off their contract-stripping proposal

The ATA stands in support of 2SLGBTQ+ people

Every person deserves to be seen for who they really are, and to be safe where they work and learn. Preventing this by passing policy or legislation is wrong.

Cartoon—January 16

Curatolo cartoon of teacher on a work treadmill

New video series explains basics of teacher bargaining

When Alberta teachers bargain their collective agreements, it’s through two separate stages, it’s a unique and complicated process that can cause confusion

Strikes continue in Quebec

In Quebec, public sector unions representing education and health-care workers will hold another strike in December after walking off the job in November.

Teachers recognized for excellence

Ten Alberta teachers are among the recipients of the 2023 Prime Minister’s awards for teaching excellence.

Bubble whammy

Soapy learning delivers good clean fun

Breaking glass

Alberta women in educational leadership

My Alberta Teacher Hero

How has your teacher inspired you—submit a video for a chance to win up to $3000!

It’s time to reset

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