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Fund For Children & Public Education
Who Is Telling Our Story?
The Fund for Children and Public Education (FCPE) is a non-partisan, political action fund for candidates who support the values of public educators.
The law prohibits members’ dues dollars being used for contributions to candidates for office; therefore, the voluntary FCPE contributions you make are one of the ways we tell the story of what we believe. We believe…
- Teachers and Support Staff are committed to the success of every child.
- Students need to be at the center of education reform.
- To ensure the success of every child, teachers, students, parents, and POLITICIANS need to be held accountable.
FCPE is ultimately about issues, not candidates. If you care about any of the following issues:
- Class Size
- Standardized Tests
- Salary
- Common Core
- Evaluations
- Value-Added
- Working Conditions
- Retirement
Then FCPE is important to you, too.
By becoming politically active, we don’t guarantee ourselves success in public policy debates, but it does guarantee us a seat at the policy-making table and allows us to tell our story.
If your local would like assistance with your FCPE program, or would like help organizing a FCPE drive, please contact Central’s FCPE Political Action Coordinator, here.
Join Central OEA/NEA for a Speaker Series Discussion on Race
“The answers are always in the community, and the key to getting the answers is to bring the community together”
Nov 24th Morgan Harper, Lawyer and Grassroots Activist
Previous Speakers
Sep 10th Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein
Sep 23rd Franklin County Commissioner Kevin Boyce
Sep 24th NEA Executive Committee Member Shelly Krajacic
Sep 29th Congresswoman Joyce Beatty
Oct 13th Noelle Arnold PhD, Associate Dean, OSU
Oct 14th Lt. Melissa McFadden, Columbus Police Department
Join us, virtually, at 6:00 PM to engage in discussions on race, bias, disparity, and reform. Hear from community leaders and experts on this critical range of issues.
Register at www.centraloeanea.org.
Zoom info will be emailed to registered participants.
To register
Log in to your Central account (or create an account if you don’t have one)
Scroll down to the speaker series session(s) you wish to register for and click “Attending”
Wait a short moment for it to register. That’s it.
Attention Members!
The OEA Day of Collaboration: Distance Education Webinar Series is an OEA member program that will focus on member to member collaboration and expertise as a capacity building strategy to strengthen OEA members’ ability to improve student success during this unprecedented COVID-19 Pandemic. This webinar series will address important distance education topics and provide an opportunity for OEA members across Ohio to share information, insights, resources and learn from each other. This series will take place on Mondays from 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM, starting August 10, 2020.
Monday, August 10, 2020 – Webinar Topic: Remote Learning Plans
Time: 3:30 PM – 4:45 PM
Registration Link: Zoom Registration – August 10 Distance Learning Plans
Description: This webinar will provide OEA members with an opportunity to understand the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) Remote Learning Plan guidance for the 2020 – 2021 school year.
Guest Speaker(s):
Jennifer Stump, Policy Staff
Office of Policy and Legislative Affairs, Ohio Department of Education
Contact:
Demetrice Davis, OEA Education Policy and Practice Consultant
Email: davisdem@ohea.org
WELCOME to our new assistant superintendent
Mr. Baker joins our leadership team as a familiar face in the school district following his employment from 1993 – 2005 as teacher and administrator.
“This is truly a full-circle moment for me. It is an honor to serve the district in which not only did my teaching and administrative careers begin but also from which I received my K-12 education. I look forward to partnering with the Reynoldsburg learning community to continue the excellence that is Reynoldsburg City Schools,” Mr. David Baker.