Click here to download a copy of Delegate Assembly Handbook Flexible Agenda Friday, April 30, 20215 p.m. – 8 p.m. / First Business SessionOEA President Alicia Priest, Presiding Call to Order Invocation – Reverend Dr. Shannon Fleck, Executive Director of the Oklahoma Conference of ChurchesFlag Salute – Elizabeth Shadid, OAEA
CLICK: Find Your Lawmaker 2021 Oklahoma Legislative Guide This guide contains information about 149 lawmakers, including voting records, committee membership, and other key information. To download and print this guide, click on the embedded document, and then click the cloud icon in the lower right corner. 2021 Education Legislation Oklahoma
Educating and Advocating in the New Normal April 17, 2021 Register today! OAEA Members attend free of charge; nonmenbers $30. Agenda Registration, 8 a.m., Zoom room opens Opening Session: 8:30-8:50 a.m. Introductions & Welcome Breakout Session #1: 9-9:50 a.m. Seeking Diversity in Teacher Preparation Programs & the Teaching Force
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OEA Constitution & Bylaws Updated January 2023. OEA Resolutions As approved by the 2021 Delegate Assembly OEA Board Policies Revised Jan. 2023. Policies for Appointive Bodies Updated May 2022 Code of Ethics for the Teaching Profession Standing Rules for Delegate Assembly Updated April 2018 2022-2023 OEA Election Guidelines Revised Jan.
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
The COVID-19 pandemic created a very challenging, frightening time for our country. Even as thousands of people were dying from the virus, Oklahoma students faced opposition from state leaders who dismissed the urgency of the situation.As a prime example, the legislature passed and the governor signed SB 658 into law
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
Resources to help children of color excel This toolkit is designed to assist your efforts to help your students of color excel in school and in their future careers. This information made possible by the passage of NBI #17 at the 2021 Delegate Assembly. Closing the opportunity gap for talented
No matter who you ask, Oklahomans in almost every demographic are clearly opposed to tax dollars going to private schools. A majority of rural, suburban and urban parents; men and women, as well as Republicans, Democrats and Independents, are a hard no on vouchers. The poll results were released by
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