From facilitating candidate forums to fighting for common sense education reforms, Voices Organized in Civic Engagement (VOICE) is a nonprofit dedicated to the betterment of the community as a whole. In honor for its continuing work to improve the lives of all citizens, VOICE has been chosen the winner of
Social media has become the go-to source for information and OEA maintains a presence on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram and YouTube. Facebook — OEA’s page provides a forum for conversation about current issues, especially breaking news from the legislature. Twitter, @okea, provides commentary on current issues, and live-tweeting from some
The National Education Association’s annual Representative Assembly is another victim of the COVID-19 pandemic. The NEA Board of Directors recently voted to hold the 2020 RA as a virtual meeting. The RA, originally scheduled to take place in Atlanta during the first week of July, is considered the world’s largest
Communicating with our members is a top priority and the OEA has a variety of methods to help keep members informed on issues that affect classrooms, teachers, support professionals and students. The Education Focus The award-winning OEA Education Focus is the official magazine of the Oklahoma Education Association. Published quarterly,
OEA’s 2020 Summer Leadership Academy featured 45 vitual sessions on a wide variety of topics. On this page you will find a description of each session and a link to watch the session if you weren’t able to attend. Racial and Social Justice Sessions Talking Race: Racial Justice in Education
The Education Edge The OEA Education Edge is a bi-weekly e-newsletter that covers regional news and late-breaking news, as well as information on OEA/NEA programs and services. It also includes information on programs and opportunities from organizations not affiliated with OEA that members may find useful.
Join us at 4 p.m. every Tuesday on the OEA Facebook Page to learn tips and tricks about teaching. These are short presentations with a live question and answer session. Bring your questions (and your after-school snacks!) for these quick, free, fun mini-PDs! Previous Sessions Professional Development: Bitmoji Professional Development:
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
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