Northeast Region
OAEA Regions
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Why OAEA?
What better way to venture through this journey than with like-minded creatives who have had some of the same struggles, you can bounce ideas off, and learn from. 
Watch for ARTLINE, the OAEA magazine in your mailbox
Reach out! ** So you can STAY connected, please inform us of any contact changes: northeastrd@ohioarted.com |
About Northeast Region
We are here for our members! We offer resources and connections to help you be the best you can be. You can then inspire your students and colleagues to become the best they can be. We offer workshops, professional development, networking opportunities, community connections, collaboration, and great ideas to keep you motivated all year long! Ongoing/Great Places to visit:
Regional Committee Chairs
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Counties Covered in Northeast
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Check out what’s been happening in our Northeast Region
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2021 OAEA Conference Photos
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A fabulous Plein Air Pastel workshop at Huntington Beach hosted by David Wolff!
LaBrae High school in Trumbull county Ohio was in the top 50 schools in the Vans Custom Culture Contest. LaBrae was the only Ohio School in the 50 too! Great job LaBrae High School!!
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An art exhibition featuring teachers and students from our region held at the Medina County Library, B. Smith Gallery - June 26 - August 22, 2021.
Teachers Featured:
Stefanie Cook - Padua Franciscan High School Lauryn Gintert - Windham High School Terise Janca - Saint Joseph Academy Erin Kraly - Saint Angela Merici Adriel Meyer - Andrews Osborne Academy Tammy Sparks - Saint Joseph Academy Jennifer Thompson - Solon High School Stephanie Timko - Thomas W. Harvey High School |
Tammy Sparks and Erin Kraly participated in a chalk contest hosted by All Fired Up! Medina which was a highlight of Arts Week with the Medina County Arts Council
Make + Mingle art event which had hands-on make and take art activities and networking! Paint pouring, collage badge making and choice based art making activities were great ways to get in the creative mindset before school starts this fall.
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