Posted On: September 28, 2017

Do You Have the Facts?

In this digital age, when our students are suffering from information overload, information literacy is one of the most important skills they can have. With the internet being endless and information abundant, where can educators even begin a lesson to help students or other teachers address information literacy?

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Posted On: September 26, 2017

Last Day to Join ATPE

The last day to join ATPE without a 30-day wait for employment rights defense coverage is coming soon. Join today!

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Posted On: September 21, 2017

Texas Educator Discounts

Texas educators work hard and deserve a good deal! We did some research to find out what stores in Texas offer educator discounts, and our collected list is below. Happy shopping!

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Posted On: September 19, 2017

7 Steps to Success with Project-Based Learning

If you have been thinking about exploring project-based learning but are unsure of where to start, here are seven steps you can take in your current classroom before jumping in.

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Posted On: September 15, 2017

Win $500 toward a Classroom Makeover

Two student teacher members who renew as first-time professional members and one returning professional member will win $500 toward a classroom makeover.

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Posted On: September 12, 2017

Educators in Nacogdoches Fight Back

A group of retired Nacogdoches teachers put their anger with Texas legislators to constructive use by forming a new coalition to speak out.

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Posted On: September 08, 2017

Read the Newest Edition of ATPE News

The Fall 2017 edition of our award-winning magazine is now available online now.

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Posted On: September 05, 2017

Planting the Seeds of Health in Your Students

ATPE member Terri Pitts shares the story of how her school implemented a “healthy school” program that brought the entire community together.

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