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Member Spotlight: Teri Naya, CALT
Birdville ISD dyslexia therapist Teri Naya recently earned her Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) credential, strengthening her lifelong mission to help students read with confidence and discover their worth.
Volunteer Spotlight: Katherine Havens
The thousands of ATPE volunteers across Texas are the backbone of this association. Their hard work and dedication allow ATPE to serve the state’s largest community of educators. In this ongoing ATPE News series, we spotlight volunteers who
Meet ATPE’s Top Recruiter
Edinburg educator Amancio Garza, ATPE’s 2024-25 Top Recruiter, shares why he believes in ATPE, how he’s built decades of success recruiting new members, and why the Recruit & Reward program matters for everyone.
Round of Applause
Let’s give a round of applause to our ATPE members all around the state who go above and beyond.
The Force Is Strong with Vicki Rowe: Celebrating a Lifetime of Teaching Excellence
After 42 remarkable years shaping minds, Taylor ISD’s Vicki Rowe has earned the prestigious H-E-B Lifetime Achievement Award. We sat down with her to celebrate this honor and reflect on her inspiring career.
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Submit Your Nominations for the 2025-26 ATPE Award Season!
Every year, ATPE recognizes outstanding Texas educators and ATPE leaders during the ATPE Summit. Recognize a colleague who changes lives and inspires excellence by nominating them for an ATPE Educator of the Year Award.
Honoring Veterans in the Classroom
Celebrate Veterans Day in your classroom with meaningful lessons, activities, and resources. Help students explore service, courage, and honor while learning about veterans and military families, and inspire them to give back to their communities.
Hang out with ATPE at The Texas Tribune Festival!
Educators will find plenty of exciting opportunities at the 15th annual Texas Tribune Festival this Nov. 13–15 in Austin.
What Texas SB 412 means for educators and librarians
SB 412 changes how Texas law treats “harmful” materials in schools, eliminating an important defense once available to educators and leaving teachers and librarians more vulnerable to complaints.
Apply to serve on an ATPE state committee by Nov. 21!
Applications are now open for the Public Information, Resolutions, ATPE-PAC, Educator of the Year, and Leader of the Year committees.
