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In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item is the programme of the Edmonton Public School Local, A. T. A. 25th Anniversary celebration. It includes a brief history of the local.
Closed.
Item donated to Archives and Museum by M. A. Kostek on April 3, 1985.
Entry revised February 10, 2025 by MP.
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Item signed by Katherine Tomyn, Wm. Tomyn M.L.A., Chuck Peasley, M. E. LaZerte, Nora M. Lucas.
In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item is a programme from the Annual Banquet of the Alberta Teachers’ Association 26 Apr 1943. Included are the menu, a list of speeches, and a list of music for the dance. Slight reference is made to the building of the Alaska Highway.
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Item donated to Archives and Museum by M. A. Kostek on April 3, 1985.
Entry revised February 10, 2025 by MP.
No restrictions on access.
File does not contain all the newsletters that would have been published during 1972-1974.
In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item consists of six newsletters published by Edmonton Public Local A.T.A. pertaining to teachers and activities in Edmonton Public Schools.
Closed.
Item donated to Archives and Museum by Michael Kostek on May 14, 1985.
Entry revised February 11, 2025 by MP.
No restrictions on access.
In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item is a brochure advertising the 1973 Teachers’ Convention. It provides general information and lists speakers.
Closed.
Item donated to Archives and Museum by Michael Kostek on May 14, 1985.
Entry revised February 11, 2025 by MP.
No restrictions on access.
In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item is a booklet handmade by Harriet E. Inkster listing attendees of the Nov 1911 Teachers' Convention. Harriet Inkster taught in Edinglassie School District No. 1973 in 1911. She began teaching with EPS in 1922.
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Item donated to Archives and Museum from an unknown source on May 29, 1985.
Entry revised February 11, 2025 by MP.
No restrictions on access.
In 1917, the Alberta Teachers’ Alliance (the Alliance) was created in response to teachers leaving the profession in droves for better salaries and working conditions. Its inaugural annual meeting was held in Edmonton during Easter week of 1918. The ATA is proud to continue to advocate for public education and the teaching profession by serving its members through professional development opportunities, collective bargaining, professional help and advice, and educational research
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Item consists of copies of newspaper and bulletin clippings pertaining to Superintendent Rolland W. Jones. Correspondence about Superintendent Jones’ relationship with Teacher Associations is included.
Closed.
Item transferred to Archives and Museum from the Centre for Education on June 23, 1985.
Entry revised February 4, 2025 by MP.
No restrictions on access.