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GRANT APPLICATIONS!

Do you have ideas to improve student learning and experiences? Start thinking about the following grants! The work of the Ohio Educational Foundation is to fund initiatives that enhance student learning, student achievement, and well-being, as well as promote social justice. Diversity Grants — To develop and pursue instructional classroom programs or curriculum that promote diversity, […]

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OEA Awards and Scholarships

OEA has several awards and scholarships that you may be interested in. Please click the link below to learn more. OEA-Awards-Flyer-2018-2019  

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November Member Workshop – Save the date!

REA November Member Workshop is Nov. 18 – 4:15 – 5:15 Are you in year 2-4 of RESA or need an IPDP? Our next workshop will help RESA teachers understand how to write for Year 3 so that you’re successful on your first attempt. We’ll also have discussion about how to fulfill Year 4 leadership […]

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Cleveland Cavaliers’ OEA Night — Jan. 4th

https://www.ohea.org/event/cleveland-cavaliers-oea-night-jan-4th/ The Cleveland Cavaliers are teaming up with OEA for an Educators Appreciation Night Saturday, January 4th as the @Cavs take on the Oklahoma City Thunder.

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Columbus Blue Jackets – OEA Educators Appreciation Week — Dec. 16-21st

https://www.ohea.org/event/blue-jackets-oea-appreciation-week-dec-16-21/

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Moratorium Declared on State School Takeovers New Ohio Graduation Rules Ready

https://www.dispatch.com/news/20190716/moratorium-declared-on-state-school-takeovers-new-ohio-graduation-rules-ready   “The state budget deal imposing a moratorium on new Academic Distress Commissions tacitly admits what educators, parents and students have known all along—that state takeovers don’t work. Sadly, the legislature leaves the communities of Youngstown, Lorain and East Cleveland languishing under a failing law until they can finally figure out how to give […]

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