Oklahoma Retired Teachers Association

2019 Convention

"Living On Tulsa Time"
Tuesday, November 12

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The Voice of Oklahoma's Retired Educators for More Than 60 Years

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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December 2019 News Bulletin

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As an OREA member, you will join almost 15,000 colleagues who provide a strong voice for retired educators at the state capitol and in a variety of other places where representation is needed. Since our founding in 1952, OREA has been the trusted leader for retired public school employees in Oklahoma. Join today and make our voice stronger.

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Keep Oklahoma's Promises

We will be posting stories like this throughout the 2020 Oklahoma Legislative Session why a COLA is so necessary, please share with your friends! https://youtu.be/Ml9HlXhoj8c

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Nowata County members met at the Nowata County Historical Museum on February 18. Carroll Craun shared interesting facts about the museum and guests were invited to look at the many informative...

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Washington County Meeting on February 14. Former Judge Jan Dreiling presented an interesting program on Women’s Suffrage.

At the monthly meeting of the Woodward-Harper-Ellis County Retired Teachers, it was quite a surprise when Lenora Mead rushed up to our guest speaker, Robin Hohweiler, and hugged him tightly. We all enjoyed and appreciated his presentation, but Lenora's reaction was a little much. Too much for Mr. Hohweiler--he was a little shocked. Turns out Lenora Mead was his first-grade teacher! He had no idea she was in the audience! Mr. Hohweiler spoke about the history of Ft. Supply and its historic significance to the State.

At the monthly meeting of the Woodward-Harper-Ellis County Retired Teachers, it was quite a surprise when Lenora Mead rushed up to our guest speaker, Robin Hohweiler, and hugged him tightly. We all...

It’s past time to support our retired public servants - Oklahoma Policy Institute

Retired Oklahoma state and local public servants have now gone 10 years without a cost of living adjustment, while inflation has eaten away at their income.

OCREA - Oklahoma County Retired Educators Association

Dianne Laase, OCREA President and I were delighted to have Senator Michael Brooks and Polly Christian, State OREA President Speak today also. Time to go Lobby, any Tuesday that you are available,...
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