Shaping the Future of EducationPromoting advocacy, equity, leadership, and professionalism in teacher education
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ATE Supported & Endorsed BooksATE supports and endorses member-written books focused on teacher education and related areas. Learn more about the most recent literature recommended by ATE.
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ATE 2025 Preservice Teacher ProgramATE's Marvin A. Henry Preservice Teacher Program is back for 2025 -- and going virtual! This online event will be held Sept. 19, 2025.
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Internship Opportunity!ATE is seeking a Communications Intern for Fall 2025 / Spring 2026 -- offering students or recent graduates with an oportunity to apply their academic knowledge and skills in a meaningful and practicle way. Information about the internship and how to apply can be accessed below.
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From ATE's President
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Empowering a Global Community of Leaders to Leave a STAMP on Education: Social Emotional Learning, Transformational Leadership, Advocacy, Multiculturalism and Professional Practices
Solomon Ortiz , a former US Congressman (TX), said, "Education is the key to success in life, and teachers make a lasting impact on the lives of their students." I often say that if students do not remember a history fact, mathematic equation, definition of vocabulary, or the pronunciation of a word from their teachers, they will always remember the impression the educator had on them. The 2025-2026 theme, Empowering a Global Community of Leaders to Leave a STAMP on Education: Social Emotional Learning, Transformational Leadership, Advocacy, Multiculturalism, and Professional Practices, celebrates educators and ATErs who have left powerful impacts on students, other colleagues, educational policymaking, instructional leadership, and effective practices and who continue to leave impressions in the academic arena. As we approach ATE’s 2025 Summer Conference, we are gearing up for an empowering experience in St. Louis and we embrace and vocalize the phrase, “Leave a STAMP on it!” It brings me so much joy and inspiration as I have collaborated with Conference Chair, Freddie Bowles, Co-Chair, Marie Byrd, and the whole St. Louis Committee to implement ideas and bring them into fruition. Thank you for leaving a stamp on me as an educator. I encourage you to register for the Summer Conference in St Louis, the home to the historic Gateway Arch, St. Louis Cardinals, fabulous barbecue, and city of blues. I hope that you will join us on Monday night as we watch the St. Louis Cardinal baseball team take on the Miami Marlins. I am super-excited about the session presenters’ research and the expertise they bring in numerous educational disciplines. It will be an exciting conference full of opportunities to empower and to be empowered. With resounding enthusiasm, I invite you to ATE’s 2025 Summer Conference, where you will engage in four days of innovation, collaboration, inspiration, and motivation as educators “leave a stamp on it” as they share their expertise, research, and experience with their colleagues. Registration is open, and we want you to be a part of this great day in the history of ATE. The conference strands are reflective of the areas for empowerment of a global community of educators. When we leave a STAMP on education, the atmosphere shifts because those we educate move the world into the next phase of education, humanities, technology, medicine, communication, and creative arts. STAMP is the focus because when educators promote, engage in, and/or exemplify…
In St. Louis, at the ATE Summer Conference, we are inspiring and empowering. I hope to see you there and hear you say, “Leave a stamp on it!”
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