OKLAHOMA RETIRED EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION

- The voice of Oklahoma's retired educators -

To teach
is to
touch a life
forever

The Oklahoma Retired Educators Association provides a voice for retired education employees, secures and protects benefits, and enhances the quality of life for its members.

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Elaine Dodd Elected PresidentElaine Dodd

Roy Cates Elected Vice PresidentRoy Cates

LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
Oklahoma State Capitol Thursday, May 17
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Spring 2012 News Bulletin

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PART TIME JOBS FOR OKC EDUCATORS

ARE YOU A REMARKABLE TEACHER?

Join hundreds of teachers across the country who are enriching the lives of children through Abrakadoodle Remarkable Art Education program here in the Oklahoma Metro area. We are seeking talented, enthusiastic teachers who:

  • Possess a love of children and the learning process
  • Have experience teaching children in early childhood or elementary school environments
  • Are able to travel to Abrakadoodle sites within the community
  • Have the ability to work a flexible schedule to accommodate morning and afternoon classes
  • Wish to work part-time
  • Want to be part of an exciting learning environment

Please email your resume to ajackson@abrakadoodle.com. Thank you for your interest in Abrakadoodle OKC.

Get InvolvedEver wonder how OREA members become officers, board members, or committee chairs? Perhaps there are members who would like to become more active in the association but aren't certain of the way officers are elected and the responsibilities of each. Click here for an overview of cofficers, board members, and committee chairs and how they achieve an office.

CALL OREA DIRECT
405.525.2230 - Local
800.310.2230 - Toll Free

The existing numbers
405.528.7785 & 800.522.8091
will route you to OREA through the OEA switchboard.