Press Releases

District-by-district finance data highlights urgent need to fully implement an up-to-date Fair School Funding Plan

Hunger-Free Schools Ohio Coalition calls on lawmakers to provide immediate relief for growing child hunger crisis

Ohio Education Association lays out bold vision for 135th General Assembly (OEA) and calls on state leaders to prioritize supporting Ohio’s educators and public school students.

Public Education Supporters Respond to Governor DeWine’s Proposed Biennial Budget

Ohio Education Association reflects on the final days of Lame Duck, looks forward to working with lawmakers to support public education and educators in new session

Ohio Senate must pass House Bill 497 before end of this year

The Ohio Education Association (OEA) joined together Monday with state leaders, educators, and education policy experts to advocate for action in the General Assembly to end mandatory retention tied to third-grade standardized testing.

As Ohio continues to contend with an alarming decrease in staffing in its K-12 public schools, educators from around Ohio have come together to take on the problem and offer potential solutions.

As families and education stakeholders around the state continue to examine the newly released state report card data, the Ohio Education Association (OEA) is celebrating the hard work of Ohio’s dedicated educators to support the state’s students as they continue to overcome the challenges of pandemic-era learning. Further, OEA expresses its sincere gratitude to the lawmakers who answered OEA’s calls for report card reform, resulting in the fairer assessments that were made public today.

Decisions made in Ohio’s statehouse and by other elected officials impact what happens in our public-school classrooms every day. Ohio Education Association members have spent the last several months interviewing candidates in political races around the state to make recommendations about who will best serve Ohio’s students, educators, and public schools if elected to office