IMPORTANT CHANGES FOR PSBAA MEMBERS
The Association has moved our member resources to the PSBAA member website—previously known as the PD Modules website. PSBAA members can access the website at Member Login in the header menu above. To log in, you’ll use the same unique username and password you used for the PD Modules website. For more information about these website changes, a detailed email was sent to members on Monday, April 13. If you have any questions, contact communications@public-schools.ab.ca.
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Trustees Play an Important Role in Education
From engaging families to developing policies, public school board trustees are pivotal to a strong education system in Alberta. Locally elected boards work to ensure every student can reach their potential. Through support of diverse needs and equitable resource distribution, students achieve success and empower their communities to thrive.
The Public School Boards' Association of Alberta supports trustees in their mission and provides resources to help boards champion public education effectively.
President's Corner
March 31, 2026 It’s been another busy month for the Public School Boards’ Association of Alberta (PSBAA). Regarding Budget 2026, the Government of Alberta’s increase to $10.8 billion for K–12 education funding is welcome and appreciated. This is a meaningful investment in Alberta’s students and in the long-term strength of our province. For school divisions—and those that lead them—such an investment calls on us to use the funds strategically and effectively to maximize the positive impacts for students, staff, families and communities. With thoughtful direction and strong fiscal oversight, school boards are best positioned to use the funds to address the realities faced…Increased Funding Must Be Paired with Strategic Direction and Decisions
News and Announcements
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We would like to acknowledge that we are on Treaty territories. We further acknowledge the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples whose footsteps have marked these lands for generations. Our recognition of this land is an act of reconciliation and an expression of our gratitude to those whose territory we reside on or are visiting.