In this special episode, Elizabeth SoRelle from the Texas Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Advisory Commission shares how immersive education experiences have transformed her teaching and career path and inspired meaningful student learning.
Join Kate and Andrea to discuss the "Bookish Educator Club," a loose, low-commitment effort to support reading goals, as well as get a sneak preview of some exciting member benefit news.
Join us for a look at the 2026 ATPE Summit Call for Proposals and new CPE courses, as well as a closer look at a member discount that offers cash-back rewards for online shopping!
In this episode of The ATPE Podcast, ATPE Managing Attorney Lance Cain wraps up our three-part series on educator leave, focusing on assault leave, civic duty leave, military leave, administrative leave, and more.
ATPE Governmental Relations Director Monty Exter unpacks the most important developments from the 2025 Texas legislative session, including vouchers, school funding, and political pressure on public education advocates.
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 Delegates.
In this episode of The ATPE Podcast, ATPE Engagement & Learning Specialist Andrea Hutlock dives into the power of in-person events for educators—from local meetups to statewide conferences.
In this episode of the ATPE podcast, ATPE’s Member Legal Services Department Managing Attorney Lance Cain continues his deep dive into educator leave, focusing specifically on protected leave and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).