As OEA members prepare to vote in the association’s 2021 elections in late March, candidates for the various seats are allowed to submit a photo and a 75-word statement. In addition, we have interviewed the candidates for the state offices of president, vice president and NEA Director, and those videos
OEA’s Center for Organizing and Leadership Development helps local associations organize around issues, recruit and retain members, and build strong foundations to support members on the local level. While joining OEA/NEA brings a wealth of service, benefits and discounts on products and services, most people join for local reasons. Who
AutoPay is a convenient method to pay OEA dues, including local dues, through automatic deductions from a checking or savings account, credit card, or personal/bank check. Current Members use the eDues Self Enrollment site to pay their dues through an AutoPay payment option. New Members enroll using the JoinNow portal
OEA OSAT Targeted Support Sessions—free, online sessions designed for candidates seeking traditional, alternative, or emergency certification! Sessions for Elementary (Reading, Math, Constructed Response), Early Childhood, Special Ed Mild/Moderate, and US/OK History/Government/Economics, plus All OSATs Constructed Response! This opportunity is open to members and non-members. OEA/OAEA is also offering two $65 OSAT
The SB 658 Temporary Injunction A temporary injunction blocking sections of SB 658 was made official on Sept. 8, 2021. Read about the nuances of the ruling here. Live Q&A: #oklaed and the COVID Vaccine OEA hosted “Live Q&A: #oklaed and the COVID Vaccine” on Jan. 27. OEA members had
Share Your Talents On An OEA Committee New committee assignments will made this summer, so tell us where you would like to serve. Complete this form and return it to the OEA by May 31, 2023. For more information, contact Maureen Peters at mpeters@okea.org. Standing Committee members and charges 2022-23
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – February 7, 2023 Oklahomans want a bold investment in public schools that serve the vast majority of Oklahoma’s children and strongly oppose the diversion of public dollars to private schools, according to a poll released Tuesday by the Oklahoma Education Coalition. Among the poll’s key findings:
True Stories of #PublicEdProud By Jessica JerniganOEA member and Director of School and Community Engagementat Bixby Public SchoolsAs published in the Tulsa World, Feb. 25, 2022. What makes us #PublicSchoolProud? These anecdotes are a mere glimpse into a true and deeper story with a name and a face, a student
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-5BcbO4M2M ESP of the Year Award is Open! Click the photo above to get the nomination form. ESPs are represented on the OEA Board and the ESP Committee Education Support Professionals are represented on the OEA Board of Directors by two directors. If they are not elected as a zone
Former music teacher Mary Dikes has joined the OEA staff as a teaching and learning specialist for the western side of the state and as a member of the Northwest Regional Team. Dikes has a bachelor’s in vocal music, with a minor in psychology, from Phillips University in Enid, and
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