Back-to-school season is the perfect time to build advocacy skills. Learn how to connect, stay informed, and team up with fellow ATPE members to make a local impact—starting right on your campus.
ATPE State President Jerrica Holt welcomes members to a new school year, shares words of encouragement, and expresses gratitude for Texas educators and their impact.
National Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to honor Hispanic and Latino cultures and history. Here are some resources to help you incorporate these stories into your classroom.
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.
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 set a great example of service for their fellow educators.
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.
ATPE members have access to an exclusive menu of discounts on everyday essentials—from classroom supplies and home appliances to insurance and wellness resources. Save money and time throughout the year using your member benefits!
A new Texas law provides permanent pay raises for teachers and support staff. Learn how the Teacher Retention Allotment and Support Staff Retention Allotment work, who qualifies, and what guidance the Texas Education Agency has released.
After the tragic flood that struck the Kerrville community, the district journeys through healing and finds a way back to normalcy at the start of the school year.