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,
In light of the unprecedented circumstances brought on my the COVID-19 health crisis, the OEA Board of Directors has voted to hold a virtual Delegate Assembly on Saturday, May 9. “We know this is not ideal, shortening the agenda and meeting virtually is a wise move,” said President Alicia Priest.
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 Polls are Closed Results of the 2020 OEA Elections will be posted as soon as they are confirmed by the Elections Committee. OEA Board of Directors Oklahoma City Metro Zone B Bambi RogersPutnam City ACT Hello! I’m Bambi Rogers. I have been teaching for 14 years and in special
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:
Laura Miller, OEA’s newest staff member, brings a wide variety of teaching and counseling experience to the job. Laura recently joined OEA as a teaching and learning specialist for the western half of Oklahoma. Her teaching career began in Hammon in 2003 as a special education para-professional. After gaining certification,
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
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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