ATPE Blog
Posted On: June 27, 2017
Learn New Skills with These Six Great Professional Development Options
Looking to learn new skills during the summer break? These professional development options will help you hone your teaching skills so that you can make 2017-18 your best teaching year yet!
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Posted On: June 22, 2017
ATPE Staff Spotlight: Amanda Bernstein
ATPE is proud to bring you this series of posts from our staff members. Today’s post features Office Administrator Amanda Bernstein.
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Posted On: June 20, 2017
Have You Met ATPE’s State Officer Candidates?
Get to know ATPE’s state officer candidates before the election in July.
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Posted On: June 15, 2017
Welcome to Summer . . . Let’s Get to Work?!?!
Taking the time this summer to create the ultimate teacher portfolio for awards and/or interview submissions will save to an immense amount of time during the school year.
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Posted On: June 13, 2017
Job Search Resources for Texas Teachers
Searching for a job in the education field this summer? Check out these great resources for Texas educators.
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Posted On: June 08, 2017
Special Session Includes Attack on Educators' Rights
This week, Texas Governor Greg Abbott released his plans for a special legislative session, which includes a revived push for vouchers and a prohibition on payroll deduction for educators. Find out what you can do to help Texas educators and students!
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Posted On: June 06, 2017
ATPE Summit Registration Closes This Week
Housing and Registration for the 2017 ATPE Summit Close Friday, June 9. Register today!
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Posted On: May 30, 2017
Four Mental Health Resources for Educators
Did you know May is Mental Health Month?
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Posted On: May 26, 2017
Read the Newest Edition of ATPE News
The Summer 2017 edition of our award-winning magazine is now available
online now.
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Posted On: May 24, 2017
How to Become an Election Volunteer
The Texas legislature is only in session for a few months every two years, but the impact of laws made during those sessions can be long-lasting. One of the best ways to influence the legislative process is during non-session years when lawmakers and candidates are fundraising and running for office.
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