May 31, 1921. Over 100 years later, it is an infamous date that lives not just in the minds of those in Tulsa and Oklahoma, but in the consciousness of a nation. This level of awareness is a relatively new development, however. Far too many, for far too long, were
OEA members say education funding and class sizes are the top two issues they would like to see candidates embrace during the 2020 election cycle. In November, nearly 1,000 OEA members took an online survey about the 2020 election, rating a variety of education issues on a scale of 1
The Oklahoma Legislature passed SB 121, establishing new protections for nursing mothers who work in public schools. OEA has joined the Coalition of Oklahoma Breastfeeding Advocates and the AFT to education school districts and the public on the rights of nursing mothers and how we as colleagues can support new
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