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August 14, 2023
You may already be aware of the tragic events unfolding in the historic town of Lahaina, Hawaii where a devastating fire has wreaked havoc. The
You may already be aware of the tragic events unfolding in the historic town of Lahaina, Hawaii where a devastating fire has wreaked havoc. The
Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd released a federal audit today of payments meant for relief during the pandemic and found that over $29
OEA Women’s Caucus The OEA Women’s Caucus is established for the purpose of providing a channel through which members of the OEA/NEA can actively work
January 27, 2023 Former teacher, principal, and friend of the pod, Rep. Melissa Provenzano, returns to Fried Okra to preview the legislative session, including education bills
Special Education Spotlight: Helena Ferchau By Scout Anvar, OEA Communications Staff Helena Ferchau’s Special Education (SPED) students know that each class begins with a few
ESP Spotlight: Janice Brown By Scout Anvar, OEA Communications Staff There are so many moving parts to a successful school community and it can be
Bringing the Real World into the Classroom Edmond teacher asks local journalists to help students. By Monica Royer, OEA Communications Staff In recent years, there
Marching into Memories: How a First-Grade Parade Builds Community More than just a parade—Balloons Over Skelly teaches creativity, collaboration, and confidence. By Joe DuVall, OEA
Author: Jasmine Quiñónez is an English I and Spanish I teacher at Purcell High School. In her nine years of teaching, she has taught ELL
one man’s promise helps him find passion in being in educator Robert Allen’s mom always believed that education was the most important thing. She had
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