We’re here to serve you!
The Osceola County Education Association has been serving its members since 1967. We are elevating the experience of educational professionals in the county, with our focus on educating, engaging, and empowering our community. We are more than representation when the going gets tough; we are a community of individuals helping each other.
A strong union works for you, and our strength is in our numbers. Osceola County Education Association is here to elevate the working standards for all our members, and we’re here to listen and voice your concerns. Join today, invest in your community, strengthen the union, and enjoy some nice perks along the way!
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22-23 Bargaining Highlights
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Recent News
September 19, 2023 Osceola School Board Meeting
September 19, 2023, School District of Osceola County Board Meeting.
OCEA August Newsletter
Read the August OCEA Newsletter which includes a list of recent wins in bargaining.
OCEA Returns to the Bargaining Table
The 2023-2024 bargaining session between OCEA and SDOC begins with three signed tentative agreements at the bargaining table.
Educate
We are always working on your behalf. Learn about the latest changes to the workplace, observations, and other administrative functions that affect your experience in the school district.
Engage
Whether you need to learn the latest tools and techniques, or would like to serve the association, we are here for you. We offer target training and events to build our community and foster partnerships among our members.
Empower
Sometimes there are issues in the workplace that require interventions. As a member, we’re here to protect and guide you to the best resolution possible using our vast resources and connections.
Educating From the Heart
It’s your source for lively discussion from educators, parents, and students on the issues that matter most to public education in Florida. In each episode, you will hear the struggles and the successes in our schools directly from rank-and-file educators as well as local union leaders from around the state.
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