Celebrate Black History Month with Your Students
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!
Schools Are Hanging Up on Phones in the Classroom
A growing number of school districts in Texas are fighting back against the presence of cell phones in the classrooms in order to help their students academically, emotionally, and socially.
Download ATPE’s guide to success for new educators
Whether you took the traditional educator certification route or you’re embarking on alternative certification, Educator Essentials is your guide to success as a Texas public educator.
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month
Learn about National Hispanic Heritage Month and celebrate Latin American culture in your classroom with these educator resources.
Celebrate Freedom During Constitution Week, Sept. 17-23
Join us in celebrating the enduring principles of liberty and justice that form the bedrock of our nation and the document that makes it all possible!
Answering the Call: How Military Veterans Could Help Address Teacher Shortages
What’s standing in the way of transitioning service members becoming teachers, and are they even a good fit for the classroom?
Pandemic Learning Loss: Where Are We Now?
Educators, districts, and the government at the state and federal level have all researched and tried multiple ways to return students educational levels back to before the pandemic. Here is a look at how those strategies have played out since schools opened back up.
The Teacher Reuse Aims to Alleviate Out-of-Pocket Costs for Texas Educators
This San Marcos-based nonprofit is on a mission to save teachers as much as possible on classroom supplies while encouraging recycling and reuse.
Know Your Rights: Assignments and Duties
With or without a contract, educators can be involuntarily reassigned and asked to perform additional and supplemental duties. What rights do you have related to your employee assignment?
Filling Vacancies: Teacher Recruitment and Retention
As the teacher preparation landscape in Texas remains akin to the Wild West, public schools are looking for innovative and effective ways to recruit and retain quality teachers and make shortages an issue of the past.
Meet Generation Alpha: Who Are They, and How Do We Educate Them?
You have heard of the baby boomer generation and the millennials, but how much do you know about Generation Alpha? The newest generation may not have left its mark on society yet, but it's already having a major impact on education.
