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Women leading the way

Six Alberta women in the teaching profession share their perspectives on and experiences in leadership

Mind the gap

Recognizing socioeconomic diversity in schools

The power of the teacher voice

Why does our comfort with our “teacher voice” seem to disappear when we need to advocate for ourselves?

ATA president presses for government action

Jason Schilling expands on what teachers need from the Alberta government

Does that really belong in the classroom?

Responding to parent questions about diversity and inclusion

Bringing hope and education to students in need

Over the past two years, Classrooms Without Walls has grown exponentially, touching the lives of tens of thousands of students.

Many strategies needed to address aggression

Rising incidents of aggression in schools must be addressed to ensure safety

Pulse survey results raise red flags

Teacher survey results raise red flags

Championing healthy schools

Being a healthy school champion is about sharing information, generating excitement and enthusiasm for students and staff

Importance of Political Engagement: Your Views?

Responses gathered at the ATA’s Political Engagement Seminar on March 4

Schools can play key role in violence prevention

The cycle of violence can be broken by helping our young people learn relationship skills.

Public education is the best choice

School choice is a mantra that we will likely hear a lot as we head into a spring provincial election, and on its surface, it sounds reasonable.

Registry is another affront to teachers

On June 15, 2022, the lieutenant-governor proclaimed several pieces of UCP legislation, including Bill 85

We will build a better future for our students

ATA President Jason Schilling delivers message for new school year