ATPE Blog
Posted On: January 02, 2018
Mentoring Program Brings Teachers Together
Meet two ATPE members who share a special connection.
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Posted On: December 14, 2017
Creating Positive Relationships in Public Schools
Want more joy in your school? Principal Marla Sullivan shares her secrets for creating a joyful environment.
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Posted On: December 12, 2017
ATPE Staff Spotlight
ATPE is proud to bring you this series of posts from our staff members. Today’s post features ATPE’s software developer, Juan Castañeda.
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Posted On: December 07, 2017
Have Yourself Some Merry Savings
Don’t let the holiday season drain your wallet. Whether you’re traveling, shopping, or hosting friends and family at home, make use of ATPE’s member discounts so you can save!
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Posted On: December 05, 2017
Read the Newest Edition of ATPE News
The Winter 2017 edition of our award-winning magazine is now available
online now.
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Posted On: December 04, 2017
Morning Workshops Build Community at Texas Elementary School
New morning workshops at Lake Dallas Elementary have teachers, community members, and high school students teaching short courses designed to help students explore a new hobby or interest.
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Posted On: November 30, 2017
Meet the November Volunteer of the Month, Julie Fore!
Get to know your fellow ATPE volunteers through our new volunteer recognition program—Volunteer of the Month. This month’s honor goes to Julie Fore of Dallas ATPE
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Posted On: November 28, 2017
Ready, Set, Give!
Today is the day – #GivingTuesday is here! We’re on our way to raising $5,000 for your ATPE-PAC in 24 hours. Will you help us?
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Posted On: November 27, 2017
Get Your ATPE Questions Answered
All ATPE members are invited to join ATPE State President Carl Garner as he hosts a series of quarterly conference calls to recap ATPE Board of Directors meetings, discuss association issues, and answer members' questions.
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Posted On: November 21, 2017
Cameras in Special Education
Texas law allows and sometimes
requires school districts to place cameras in some special education classrooms. What does this mean for Texas teachers?
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