Member Profiles
Round of Applause
Let’s give a round of applause to our ATPE members all around the state who go above and beyond.
ATPE-PAC Honor Roll
The following ATPE members donated $20 or more per month to the ATPE Political Action Committee (ATPE-PAC) from March 1 to April 30, 2025.
Volunteer Spotlight: Annabel Cruz | La Joya ATPE
Meet Annabel Cruz, a biology teacher at La Joya ISD’s Palmview High School and a 2024 ATPE Doug Rogers Campus Representative of the Year.
Meet National Student Teacher of the Year Ashlyn Bergethon
A first-time professional ATPE member in Robinson ISD, Ashlyn Bergethon is passionate about ensuring her students know they have someone cheering for them.
Meet Taylor Duncan: 2025 ATPE Classroom Makeover Winner
Royal ISD first-year teacher’ Taylor Duncan shares her unique journey to teaching and reflects on her passion, dedication, and commitment to shaping her students’ futures.
Latest Content
You’re Invited! ATPE Back-to-School Bash with Jonathan Alsheimer
Get ready to celebrate! Join ATPE’s 2025 Back-to-School Bash with live inspiration from Jonathan Alsheimer, fun giveaways, and watch parties across Texas. Don’t miss this exciting kickoff to the school year!
How Well Do You Know Your District’s Employee Policies?
Empower yourself this school year by reviewing your employee handbook and board policies to understand your rights, leave options, and important district procedures.
Apply to Serve on the Summit Programming Committee
Help shape ATPE’s professional learning! Apply by June 20 to join the 2025 Summit Programming Committee and help review session topics, suggest speakers, and ensure engaging, relevant content for members.
Listen to the latest episode of The President’s Podcast
In this episode of The President’s Podcast, ATPE State President Jason Forbis recaps the May 16-17, 2025, ATPE Board of Directors meeting and shares some of his favorite memories from past meetings of the ATPE House of
Bringing Learning to Life: How Puppets and Masks Empower Students and Spark Engagement
In classrooms across Texas, puppets and masks are doing more than just entertaining; they are also inspiring joy. Meet two educators who are using these creative tools to turn everyday lessons into moments of connection, courage,
