NCOEA,
WHAT IS IT?
The
NCOEA (North
Central Ohio Education Association) is an intermediate structure
between
local associations and the OEA. The geographic area of the NCOEA
consists
of six counties (Ashland, Crawford, Huron, Knox, Morrow, and Richland)
and the 37 affiliated local associations located in these counties.
PURPOSE
The
purpose
of the NCOEA is to work with local associations to:
·
provide
a democratic avenue for discussion of and resolution of professional
concerns
·
elect
responsible representative(s) to the OEA Executive Committee
·
call
state-wide attention to local concerns and problems
·
help
coordinate OEA sponsored activities intended to benefit local
associations
·
elect
representatives to OEA commissions and committees.
NCOEA
Leadership
is divided into three groups:
Officers
consist
of:
·
President
·
Vice-President
·
Secretary
·
Past
President
The
Executive
Committee performs the ordinary business of the NCOEA between the
Representative
Assemblies. The Executive Committee shall be composed of the officers,
representatives of each region within the NCOEA, and representatives to
OEA Committees. New language for these
committees follows below.
Here are the Functions
of the Core Function Committees of OEA:
1.) The Local
Development and Training Core Function Committee shall be responsible for
recommending to the OEA Board of Directors and other appropriate entities
the creation of OEA policies that ensure the planning, implementation, and
regular assessment of a statewide local development and training program
that meets the needs of and strengthens local affiliates in accordance
with the OEA’s effective locals initiative.
2.) The Organizing
Strategy Core Function Committee shall be responsible for recommending to
the OEA Board of Directors and other appropriate entities the creation of
OEA policies that ensure the planning, implementation, and regular
assessment of an internal and external organizing program that meets the
needs of local affiliates and supports their development.
3.) The Professional
Efficacy Core Function Committee shall be responsible for recommending to
the OEA Board of Directors and other appropriate entities the creation of
OEA policies that ensure the planning, implementation, and regular
assessment of a professional development program that assists local
affiliates to address professional development issues, promotes the OEA’s
legislative agenda, and meets the needs of locals and supports the
professional growth of members.
4.) The Member Rights
and Protection Core Function Committee shall be responsible for
recommending to the OEA Board of Directors and other appropriate entities
the creation of OEA policies that ensure the planning, implementation, and
regular assessment of a member rights and protection program that meets
the needs of local affiliates by addressing such issues as lobbying,
political action, contract bargaining and enforcement and related strategy
development, human and civil rights diversity.
5.) The Collective
Bargaining Core Function Committee shall be responsible for recommending
to the OEA Board of Directors and other appropriate entities the creation
of OEA policies that ensure the planning, implementation, and regular
assessment of a collective bargaining program that meets the needs of
local affiliates.
Core Function
Committees will perform other duties as assigned by the president and the
Board of Directors.
Two
Representative
Assemblies (RAs) shall be held each
year. Representatives to the assemblies
represent the affiliated locals (one delegate for each fifty members or
fraction thereof). Representative Assemblies elect officers, elect
representatives
to OEA Commissions and Committees, set policy for the NCOEA, and
resolve
critical issues.
Powerpoint about NCOEA Structure (large
file)
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