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Educators' Leadership Academy Alumni Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals School/Organization Class Name Title Oklahoma City Public Schools 29 Ms. Angee Allen Principal Salina Public Schools 29 Ms. Linda Bales Principal Newcastle Public Schools 29 Dr. Jason Brunk Principal Sequoyah Public Schools 29 Dr. Geary Crofford Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 29 Ms. Shelly Deas Principal Newcastle Public Schools 29 Ms. Beth Glabas Principal Lone Grove Public Schools 29 Mr. Derek Hallum Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 29 Ms. Kim Iraggi Principal Mid-Del Public Schools 29 Ms. Pamela Ison Principal Moore Public Schools 29 Ms. Kristen Kuepker Principal Miami Public Schools 29 Ms. Lisa Munson Principal Crooked Oak Public Schools 29 Ms. Patsy Orth Principal El Reno Public Schools 29 Ms. Jennifer Posey Principal Bluejacket Public Schools 29 Ms. Amy Rogers Principal Moore Public Schools 29 Ms. Amy Simpson Principal Haworth Public Schools 29 Ms. Jeannie Sylvia Principal Vanoss Public Schools 29 Ms. Marjana Tharp Principal Stillwater Public Schools 29 Ms. Cathey Walker Principal Ardmore Public Schools 29 Ms. Eva Wells Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Salina Public Schools 29 Ms. Honesti Williams Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 29 Mr. Kirk Wilson Principal Spencer Public Schools 30 Mr. Michael Adams Principal Moore Public Schools 30 Ms. Robin Anderson Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Ms. Heather Bullock Principal Shawnee Public Schools 30 Mr. Colby Cage Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Ms. Nona DeCarlo Principal Crooked Oak Public Schools 30 Mr. Travis Gates Principal Collinsville Public Schools 30 Mr. Dale Harp Asst. Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Mr. Brad Herzer Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Ms. Jacqueline Horton Principal Sapulpa Public Schools 30 Mr. Roger Johnson Principal Lawton Public Schools 30 Mr. Jay Lehr Asst. Principal Calvin Public Schools 30 Ms. Tricia Marlow Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Mr. Max Miller Principal Drumright Public Schools 30 Ms. Tara Osterhout Principal Sapulpa Public Schools 30 Ms. Amy Riff Principal Oklahoma Christian Academy 30 Mr. Gabe Schmidt Principal Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Ms. Jae Strickland Principal Stillwater Public Schools 30 Ms. Cherron Ukpaka Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Oklahoma City Public Schools 30 Ms. Jenny Vesper Principal Moore Public Schools 30 Ms. Shawna Wilson Principal Willow Brook Elementary - OKCPS 31 Ms. Glenna Berry Principal Putnam Heights Academy - OKCPS 31 Ms. Susan Carlsen Principal Fairview Elementary – Moore PS 31 Mr. Patrick Chase Principal Lincoln Elementary – Pryor PS 31 Ms. Karen Cook Principal Bodine Elementary – OKCPS 31 Ms. Nikki Coshow Principal Waukomis Secondary School 31 Mr. Matt Cue Principal Houchin Elementary – Moore PS 31 Mr. Kyle Harrison Principal Sky Ranch Elementary – Moore PS 31 Ms. Debra Hendrix Principal Freedom PS 31 Mr. Brett Hill Principal Fillmore Elementary – OKCPS 31 Ms. Christina Holcomb Asst. Principal Liberty Elementary – Sallisaw PS 31 Ms. Toni Jasna Principal Ridgeview Elementary – OKCPS 31 Mr. Michael Lisenby Principal Shawnee High School 31 Mr. Roger McCoin Principal Southgate-Rippetoe 31 Ms. Jennifer McManus Principal Monroe Elementary – OKCPS 31 Mr. Eric Meador Principal Elgin PS 31 Mr. Todd Osborn Principal Andrew Johnson Elementary – OKCPS 31 Ms. Margaret Saunders Simpson Principal Arthur Elementary – OKCPS 31 Ms. Rhonda Schroeder Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Waukomis Elementary 31 Mr. Shawn Tennyson Principal Telstar Elementary – OKCPS 31 Ms. Vanessa VanTrease Principal Haworth Jr. High 31 Ms. Brandy Wall Principal OKCPS 32 Ms. Patrice Allen Principal Frederick High School, Fredrick 32 Mr. Randy Biggs Principal North Rock Creek, Shawnee 32 Mr. Chad Brooking Alt Ed Coordinator Roblyer Learning Center, El Reno 32 Ms. Monica Brower Principal OKCPS 32 Mr. David Chandler Principal Jefferson Middle School, OKCPS 32 Mr. Gregory Frederick Principal Kaiser East, OKCPS 32 Ms. Ashley Glover Principal McAlester High School, McAlester 32 Mr. Chad Gragg Principal John D. Moeller Primary School, Snyder 32 Mr. Ryan Granger Principal Dove Science Academy, Tulsa 32 Ms. Charm Hoehn Principal Mustang Elementary, Mustang 32 Ms. Jandra Honeman Principal Jenks High School, Jenks 32 Ms. Amy Hudson Asst. Principal Eastside Elementary, Sallisaw 32 Mr. Chad Jasna Principal Yale Elementary School, OKCPS 32 Ms. Amber Locke Principal Parker Intermediate Center, McAlester 32 Ms. Caroline Miller Asst. Principal Roblyer Learning Center, El Reno 32 Ms. Julie Moore Asst. Principal Stuart Public School, Stuart 32 Mr. Adam Newman Principal F. D. Moon Academy, OKCPS 32 Mr. Warren Pete Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Pierce Elementary, OKCPS 32 Ms. Paula Pluess Principal Springer Elementary School, Springer 32 Ms. Brandi Price Principal Emerson Elementary School, McAlester 32 Ms. Jamie Price Principal Jenks East Intermediate School, Jenks 32 Ms. Linda Reid Principal Sapulpa Middle School, Sapulpa 32 Mr. Michael Reid Principal Horace Mann Elementary, OKCPS 32 Mr. Mitchell Ruzzoli Principal Beggs High School, Beggs 32 Ms. Kristi Smith Principal Willow Brook Elementary, OKCPS 32 Ms. Richelle Taylor Asst. Principal Roosevelt Middle School, OKCPS 32 Mr. Barry Thomas Principal Shawnee Middle School, Shawnee 32 Ms. Shelley Walling Asst. Principal Cesar Chavez Elementary, OKCPS 32 Mr. John White Asst. Principal U.S. Grant High School, OKCPS 32 Mr. Clay Vinyard Principal Mustang Valley Elementary, Mustang 32 Ms. Jennifer Young Asst. Principal Fillmore Elementary, OKCPS 32 Ms. Sheila Zummer Asst. Principal Dove Science Academy High School, OKCPS 33 Mr. Yunus Bicici Principal James Buchanan Elementary, OKCPS 33 Ms. Tonya Brackeen Principal Capitol Hill Elementary, OKCPS 33 Mr. Jonathon Bradley Asst. Principal Central Elementary School, Moore PS 33 Ms. Amy Braun Asst. Principal Coolidge Elementary School, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Melissa Brett Principal F.D. Moon Academy, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Shlonda Brewer Asst. Principal Discovery School of Tulsa 33 Mrs. Maureen Brown Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Jenks Middle School, Jenks PS 33 Dr. Nick Brown Principal Monroe Elementary School, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Nicole Clemons Vice Principal Dove Science Academy 33 Mr. Abidin Erez Principal Jenks East Elementary, Jenks PS 33 Mr. J. Ryan Glaze Principal Gatewood Elementary, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Gayla Goff Principal Southeast High School, OKCPS 33 Ms. Mylissa Hall Principal U.S. Grant High School, OKCPS 33 Cathy Hill Asst. Principal Houchin Elementary, Moore PS 33 Mrs. Jennifer Mankins Principal Taft Middle School, OKCPS 33 Dr. Della Marand Asst. Principal U.S. Grant High School, OKCPS 33 Dr. Pedro Martinez Asst. Principal Heronville Elementary, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Karen Mock Asst. Principal Amber-Pocasset Elementary School 33 Mrs. Angie Morrison Principal Will Rogers Elementary, McAlester PS 33 Mrs. Stefanie Norman Asst. Principal Winding Creek Elementary, Moore PS 33 Ms. Christie Olstad Principal Edwards Elementary, OKCPS 33 Ms. Jonelle Polk Asst. Principal Capitol Hill High School, OKCPS 33 Mrs. Julie Roach Asst. Principal Northeast Academy, OKCPS 33 Ms. Sue Starr Principal Edgemere Elementary, OKCPS 33 Ms. Alisa Stieg Principal Sallisaw High School 33 Mr. Russel Tillery Asst. Principal Richard Kane Elementary, Bartlesville PS 33 Mrs. Shelly White Principal Dove Science Academy Elementary, OKCPS 33 Kanuni Yilmaz Principal Educators’ Leadership Academy Alumni – K-12 Principals Parker Intermediate Center, McAlester PS 33 Mr. Kevin Younger Principal .
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