Just before the holidays, Dusty Livingston joined the OEA staff as the NW/SW Team Assistant. Dusty has a vast history of working in education for the last 20 years. She started her career as a paraprofessional and worked as a secretary, registrar, and transportation staff member. Additionally, Dusty fulfilled several
In the fight to protect and support public education, who is on the other side? There is very well funded, ambitious movement to harm public education in our country. In an effort to help our members understand who some of these groups are, New Business Item 11 at the 2019
Jeremy Simco has joined the OEA staff as the new Network Administrator. He holds a Bachelors in Management of Information Systems from Oklahoma State University. (Go Pokes!) He also has A+ and Network+ certifications from CompTIA. Outside of work, Jeremy enjoys building PCs, playing Magic the Gathering/other board games, shooting
Summary of OEA Awards The OEA Awards Program honors the people who support and promote public education. The awards, which are subject to the approval of the OEA Board of Directors, are presented during the annual OEA Delegate Assembly in April. Although the awards are classified as annual awards, the
The best business investment Oklahoma can make is into our schools An open letter to the Oklahoma State Legislators from the Oklahoma Education Association President, Katherine Bishop: Oklahoma has been facing an educational staff shortage for years. Local districts and the state legislature have tried to come up with creative
Purpose The OEA Women’s Caucus is established for the purpose of providing a channel through which members of the OEA/NEA can actively work to eliminate sexism in all facets of society, with special emphasis on education. The caucus is dedicated to support the goals, objectives, and programs of the OEA/NEA.
Vision The members of Rural Caucus of the OEA/NEW believe in: The worth and dignity of each individual; The right of freedom and responsibility; Equality of opportunity ad participation in a free and independent teaching profession; Mutual respect for all in the democratic process; and The exercise of initiative and
Join us for our next meeting on Zoom,10 a.m. Saturday, May 8. Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/88335997369?pwd=MWx1aUhCc3NJSzZuM2dnb3VvUkJiUT09 Vision The members of the Black Caucus of the OEA/NEA believe in: the worth and dignity of each individual; the right of freedom and responsibility; equality of opportunity and participation in a free and independent
On this page you will find a collection of classroom resources for all ages to support Black History Month curriculum in the state of Oklahoma. Black History in Oklahoma Still Have a DreamAlmost 50 years since she became the first black female mayor in U.S. history, Taft’s Lelia Foley-Davis is
Congratulations to OEA member and Union PS Teacher, Rebecka Peterson, on being named the 2023 National Teacher of the Year! Rebecka has taught high school math classes ranging from intermediate algebra to Advanced Placement calculus, for 11 years at Union High School in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Amid a difficult first year
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