Category Archives: OEA News

…and here are a couple simple ways you can do this – upcoming opportunities from the Friends of Nordonia Folks – Save the date of Saturday October 8, 2022 from 10am – 2pm.  Location TBA We need people to hang … Continue reading →

THE WORSE YOU DO – good news for public ed – !! VOTE PRO PUBLIC EDUCATION!!

not as bad as the naysayers predicted – 10th period – !!

Another School Privatization Gimmick in the State Budget: Tuition Tax Credit Ohio was a leader in tax support for private schools prior to the advent of the voucher and charter school schemes. Now Ohio is among the top 10 states in … Continue reading →

From our friends at Ohio E and A… 54th Annual PDK Poll: Local Public School Ratings Rise Even As Teaching Profession Loses Ground In spite of the escalated attacks on public schools by the education privatizers, Americans’ ratings of public schools reached … Continue reading →

check out another article from Stephen Dyer – about how Akron schools made up 70% of the covid loss in one year – looks like we know what we are doing after all. I know there have been many links … Continue reading →

Dear Staff – I know this might be a bit of an ask, and surely short notice, but our schools will be having an open house for the entire community this Saturday 9/10. I am sure all would appreciate it … Continue reading →

as we mentioned at our opening day meeting – NHEA is helping support the bond issue – I hope all realize the importance of this for our students and staff – wouldn’t air-conditioned modern buildings for ALL be a great … Continue reading →

this in from William Phillips – another Ohio Watchdog – and another from Stephen Dyer Leader of the Center for Christian Virtue (CCV): “On Every Corner That You See a Church, We Want to See a School as Well.” “On August … Continue reading →

take a read of this article in Education Week here is a quote – “The “teacher pay penalty” is getting worse. Compared to their college-educated peers in other professions…” the Census report recently said the same thing – How you … Continue reading →