Latest News
Stay up-to-date on the latest news regarding OCEA, teachers, and support professionals in the School District of Osceola County.
The Union Needs Your Vote
Your vote is vital! Look out for your PERC ballot in October and return it by November 4th, 2025. Stand strong with your union!
CPR Class Photos
OCEA hosted a fun CPR course on the last professional development day! Contact your AR for future OCEA opportunities.
Remote Work Planning Days MOU
This is the language in the MOU for Remote Work Planning Days.
New Contract Language Ratified
New contract language ratified: teachers can manage their own planning time, promoting collaboration without mandatory meeting days.
Voting on Tentative Agreements
On September 3, 2025, everyone in the Instructional and Support Staff units will be able to vote YES or NO to the tentative agreements between SDOC and OCEA
Tentative Agreement Reached on Instructional and ESP Contracts
Explore the latest updates on the tentative agreement for Instructional and ESP contracts, shaping the future of education.
Bargaining Updates 6-26-25
SDOC presented offers today for ESPs and instructional staff. While teachers see improvements, ESPs face ongoing challenges. More updates soon!
Bargaining Updates & Call to Action 6-19-2025
OCEA and SDOC bargaining updates: Tentative Agreements secured on leave, but insurance proposals threaten educators' pay. Join us on June 24!
Instructional and ESP Bargaining Updates
OCEA and SDOC continue negotiations, focusing on working conditions and leave policies. Positive discussions pave the way for future collaboration!
Join the OCEA Political Action Committee!
Join the OCEA PAC to advocate for educators! Get involved, endorse candidates, and make your voice heard in shaping education policy.
Tell Lawmakers What Your Schools Need
Join us in urging Florida legislators to fully fund public education! Discover why it’s crucial for our schools and educators to receive the support they need.
Insurance Committee Press Release
The insurance committee discussed increases in health plan costs due to rising medical expenses, while OCEA raised concerns about affordability and access.