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Differences need not divide us

Mansbridge stressed transparency and facts to combat misinformation, rebuild trust. Educators must unite to prioritize education and combat polarization.

New discipline process puts ATA in your corner

The new discipline process is in place and the ATA is prepared to work with teachers

Substitute teachers recognized during annual appreciation week

Substitute teachers recognized during annual appreciation week

Mandatory membership musings

The UCP is going to be debating ATA membership optional for teachers working in public, Catholic, separate and francophone schools.

Lifelong learning

Teachers reflect on learning and share their thoughts

President Schilling calls for Torry Tanner to apologize

Jason Schilling responds to video from Torry Tanner

Long-time ATA legal counsel to receive honorary membership

The ATA selected Jim Casey, K.C., who acted as the ATA’s legal counsel with Field Law for two decades, is the recipient of the 2025 Honorary Membership Award

ATA expands Gold Medal program for education graduates

ATA Gold Medals in Education have honoured outstanding bachelor of education graduates who demonstrated the highest overall proficiency

Alberta teachers have mixed views on AI

A survey shows that teachers want an increased professional involvement in AI policy and practice in K–12 education.

Notices and events

Items to take note

Expedited certification plan draws mixed reactions

AB Government expedited pathways into teaching profession were met with mixed reactions

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.

Charter schools: a cautionary tale

How long until assessments are used by the government to rank and score schools and teachers?

Kerri Mckinnon: Cheerleader for inclusive education

Kerri Mckinnon has been invested in inclusive learning practices since she began her teaching career more than two decades ago.