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Become an Education Advocate Leader

Education Advocate Leaders (EALs) are members! They strengthen their local associations legislative and political grassroots capacity year-round, by engaging fellow members around legislative and political campaigns.Each local can have up to three Education Advocate Leaders one to represent primary, intermediate, and secondary educators or one to represent the different classifications in a classified local, SCOPE or […]

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Attend the OEA Member Lobby on March 25

Make Your Voice Heard at the OEA Member Lobby Day. When: March 25th Where: Join your colleagues at the OEA HQ Media Center, located at 225 E. Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio at 9:00 a.m. for an hour-long briefing before meeting with your legislators. Register to attend lobby day and sign in at the briefing […]

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Power Up! and Diversity 2020 Conference

Join us on February 29, 2020 at Clark Hall, Gahanna High School where we will be hosting a Professional development double bill. Members can choose to attend either the Power Up! professional development conference or the Diversity conference. During the conferences we will also have an engagement fair. * * * These conferences, as with […]

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Go online and read about all of the presidential candidates and what’s at stake in 2020!

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OEA Calls For Sweeping Changes To State Report Cards

Members of the Ohio Education Association (OEA) voted unanimously at their December 7th Representative Assembly to recommend a set of comprehensive reforms to the state report card system. The proposed reforms are based on a survey of OEA members about what they believe should be included in a more accurate and useful state report card […]

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Latest from Ohio Education Association President Scott DiMauro

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