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The provincial Association for Public, Catholic and Francophone school boards.

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Founded in 1907, Alberta School Boards Association (ASBA) is the provincial association supporting its 64 public, catholic and francophone member school boards across Alberta, Yellowknife and Lloydminster. ASBA is a private not-for-profit corporation established by the Alberta School Boards Association Act, serving members for 100+ years.

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About Our Members

In Alberta, each school board is charged with the responsibility to govern the affairs of the school authority under the Education Act. Each board is generally comprised of between 5-10 individual trustees who are elected by, and accountable to, the communities they serve. Elected by their urban, metro and rural communities, boards understand the challenges faced by students and families.

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Data as of November 2025 (schools and student information for Alberta)

ASBA recognizes students, first-year teachers, community partners and school boards who contribute to public education in Alberta. To learn more and submit a nomination, select from the list below.

ASBA Awards

Learn more about ASBA's awards which recognize school boards, students, school community partners and teachers.

School board trustees play a critical role in shaping the quality of education in their communities. Find your local school board by using our directory.

Find a School Board

Explore our directory of member school boards.

Posting jobs on our platform is cost-effective compared to traditional recruitment methods. Employers can save on advertising costs while still reaching a relevant audience.

Job Board

Looking for your next career? Explore career opportunities in education.

Advocacy is a critical component of ASBA’s work to foster positive relationships with government and ensure the voice of member school boards is heard and reflected in all education priorities.

Advocacy in Action

Find information about ASBA's advocacy in support of member school boards.

Recent News

2026 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Student Award: ASBA Celebrates Nine Outstanding Students

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Congratulations to the nine student recipients of the 2026 ASBA Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Student Award! Selected from nominees across the province, these students have shown tremendous growth in developing skills to better themselves through determination and initiative, leading to their improvement and success both academically and personally.

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2026 Honouring Spirit: ASBA Celebrates 12 Outstanding Indigenous Students

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Congratulations to the 12 student recipients of the 2026 ASBA Honouring Spirit: Indigenous Student Award! Selected from over 200 nominees, these students exemplify remarkable leadership, courage and dedication to their cultures and educational journeys.

Alberta School Boards Association Statement on 2026 Provincial Budget

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The Alberta School Boards Association (ASBA) appreciates the significant investments in K--12 education in this budget.

Alberta School Boards Association Statement on Bill 25

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Alberta School Boards Association (ASBA) is analyzing Bill 25, An Act to Remove Politics and Ideology from Classrooms and Amend the Education Act, 2026. This Bill proposes multiple changes with school board governance and operational implications that require thoughtful consideration.

Member school boards pass positions at ASBA 2025 Fall General Meeting

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Alberta School Boards Association's (ASBA) locally-elected Public, Catholic and Francophone member school boards came together for the business day of the Fall General Meeting. During the event, members passed positions and conducted elections for ASBA's President and Vice-president. Additionally, ASBA's Board of Directors were sworn in for the 2025-2026 year.

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Our Spring and Fall General Meetings provide unique opportunities to make a lasting impression and build strong relationships with Alberta’s most influential decision makers in the Kindergarten to Grade 12 education system.

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