Meet Suzanne Kujawa, who works in special education in Katy ISD and is ATPE’s 2023-24 Campus Rep of the Year for local units or districts with 1,001+ members.
Meet Michael Sweet, a fifth-grade teacher at Zeferino Farias Elementary School in Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD and a finalist for ATPE’s 2023-24 Campus Rep of the Year Award for local units/districts with 201-500 members.
After being named Texas Teacher of the Year, ATPE member Christine Mihealsick is ready to use her new platform to spread positivity, helping fellow educators find joy in their work and support in their struggles.
In the first of a multipart series on educator leave, ATPE Managing Attorney Lance Cain clarifies the often-confusing rules surrounding leave types and policies for Texas educators.
This Black History Month, we highlight three Black educators who inspired generations of youth, promoted learning equality, and helped reshape our nation’s education system!
Although public schools cannot discriminate against students based on immigration status, the federal government still has the authority to enforce immigration law. What does this mean for school districts and educators?
Earn recognition for your region, potentially win prizes, and become a stronger advocate for Texas public education in the new ATPE Regional Advocacy Challenge.