Oklahoma State Auditor and Inspector Cindy Byrd released a federal audit today of payments meant for relief during the pandemic and found that over $29 million in “questioned costs” were misappropriated. You can read the full report in the link below. State Auditor Report on Misused Federal Relief Money According
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
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
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.
OK State Board of Ed. approves Hofmeister’s budget request On Monday, Sept. 19 the State Superintendent of Public Instruction Joy Hofmiester included a $5000 raise for teachers and additional funds for support staff in the annual budget request. When making this request, Hofmeister said “We’ve significantly raised teacher pay in
SB 683 Allows Support Professionals to Join The Teachers’ Retirement System Upon Hiring The Oklahoma Legislature this session passed SB 683, which opened up the Teachers’ Retirement System to education support professionals immediately upon their hiring by a public school district. Until now, those employees had to work for the
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Resolution vows to take action to protect local control The Oklahoma Education Association Board of Directors adopted without dissent a “Resolution and Plan of Action” to support the local control district leaders need to promote the health and safety of our schools during current COVID pandemic conditions. Among other action steps, the
2021 Legislative Goals OEA’s 2020 Delegate Assembly approved the associations legislative goals for the 2021 session. The Legislative and Political Organizing Center will use these goals to help the Legislative Committee develop an agenda for the next session. OEA Fund for Children and Public Education No dues dollars are ever
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