Board of Education

MS. STACEY WOOLLEY
(PRESIDENT)
DISTRICT 1

Ms. Stacey Woolley was elected to the board in April of 2019. Her term expires in April 2023.

A mother of five and public school advocate, Ms. Woolley has a Master’s of Science from the University of Central Oklahoma in Communication Sciences and Disorders as well as a Bachelor’s of Art in Communication from Southeastern Oklahoma State University. Stacey holds a teaching certificate in the State of Oklahoma and is a certified Speech-Language Pathologist.

Stacey and her family have lived in Tulsa for 11 years, and though they are relatively new to town, they think of it as home. Stacey and her husband Eric share the dream that all children in Tulsa would be afforded the best public education experience possible.

Schools in Ms. Woolley's election district include Wayman Tisdale Fine Arts Academy, Clinton West, Council Oak, Emerson Montessori, Eugene Field, and Robertson elementary schools; and Webster Middle and Webster High School.

MS. JUDITH BARBA PEREZ
DISTRICT 2

Ms. Judith Barba Perez was elected to the board in February of 2021. Her term expires in February 2025.

Born and raised on Zapotlan Del Rey, Jalisco, Mexico, Judith Barba Perez emigrated to the United States in 2014, first arriving to California, and then moving to Tulsa, OK in 2015.

Board Member Barba Perez worked for the YWCA Tulsa where she discovered and experienced the diversity of the community. She then worked as a success coach and field coordinator for a research program at OSU called “Unidos Se Puede” (Together We Can).

Additionally, Ms. Barba Perez has worked as a Hispanic program coordinator for Camp Fire Green Country developing curriculum for youth, and she currently works at Growing Together as a community leadership and mobilization manager.

Ms. Judith Barba Perez holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from the Universidad de Guadalajara and a certification on Community Peer Educator from Tulsa Community College.

Judith and her husband Lehabim have known each other for nearly 14 years; they were married in 2011 and have a 2-year-old daughter named Leah, and they plan to open their home to become foster parents offering them a warm, safe, and loving environment.

In 2019, Ms. Barba Perez and her family moved to the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood to a Tulsa Habitat Home (now named Green Country Habitat for Humanity). They have enjoyed serving as volunteers in  various organizations since they arrived to Tulsa, and she is excited to be representing the families of Board District 2.

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Schools in Ms. Barba Perez’s election district include Kendall-Whittier, McKinley, Mitchell, Owen, Sequoyah, and Springdale elementary schools; Carver Middle School and Rogers College Middle School; Phoenix Rising 9-12; and Rogers College and Booker T. Washington high schools.

MS. JENNETTIE MARSHALL
DISTRICT 3

Ms. Jennettie Marshall was re-elected to her post in April 2021. Her term will expire in February 2025.

Ms. Marshall has a strong history of serving people through her ministerial duties, funeral service duties, and volunteer work. Jennettie retired from the State of Oklahoma where she worked for the Department of Corrections and the Department of Human Services. She also served the City of Tulsa as a police and fire chaplain and was trained in emergency disaster response and hostage negotiation. In 1994, Ms. Marshall established Reclaim Inc., a program that specializes in serving as a "vehicle of change and redirection" for families, juveniles and adults.

Jennettie holds an associates in political science, bachelor of science in corrections, masters of science in business management, associates in applied science in funeral service, attended Phillips Theological Seminary and is completing her seminary coursework through Andersonville Theological Seminary. She is the founding pastor of Living Sanctuary Evangelistic Ministries and previously served as Senior Pastor of Snowden Chapel and Macedonia Christian Methodist Episcopal churches.

Ms. Marshall is the proud mother of three children, DeAndrae Sr., LaKesha Caraway and LaToya (deceased). She is the proud grandmother of twelve grandchildren.

Schools in Ms. Marshall’s election district include Anderson, Burroughs, Celia Clinton, Dual Language Academy, Greenwood Leadership Academy (Pre-K-5th), Hamilton, Hawthorne, John Hope Franklin, Project Accept (Traice Elementary), Unity Learning Academy, and Whitman elementary schools; TRAICE Middle School, Tulsa Met Junior High, Monroe Demonstration Academy; Central Middle School; Central High School; McLain High School; Tulsa Learning Academy; TRAICE HS, Tulsa Met High School.

MS. SHAWNA KELLER
DISTRICT 4

Ms. Keller was elected to her post in February 2018. Her term will expire in February 2022.

As a fourth-generation East Tulsa resident, Ms. Keller attended Disney Elementary School, Foster Middle School (currently East Central Junior High School) and East Central High School. Ms. Keller graduated from the University of Tulsa with a bachelor’s degree in history and received her teaching certification from Northeastern State University. Ms. Keller also has a master's degree in history from the University of Tulsa. Ms. Keller began teaching at Owasso Ram Academy in 2006 as a history teacher. She was selected as Teacher of the Year at the Ram Academy in 2011. Ms. Keller is an active member of the Oklahoma Education Association.

Schools in Ms. Keller's election district include: Cooper, Disney, Huerta, Kerr, Lewis and Clark, Lindbergh, Peary, Skelly, East Central Junior High and East Central High School.

MR. JOHN CROISANT
DISTRICT 5

Mr. John Croisant was elected to his post in June 2020. His term will expire in April 2024.

John Croisant is the school board member for Tulsa Public Schools District 5. Born and raised in Tulsa, John attended Jenks Public Schools (K thru 12) and later received his degree in political science from the University of Tulsa. After completing his pre-law certificate and secondary education requirements, John decided to focus his career on education.

With more than a decade in the classroom, John has seen first hand the effects of under-funded schools on both the students and community. After completing his teacher certification, John moved to Louisiana and began his career in public schools in the New Orleans metro area. John and Deborah returned to Tulsa after Hurricane Katrina and John became a coach and teacher at Edison Preparatory. He taught 6th grade geography and was the head girls soccer coach for 12 years, before retiring in 2018 to open his own insurance agency. However, with the help of Allstate and UpliftEd John has remained involved with TPS with several grants to help students and teachers across the district. He is also a member of the Tulsa Rotary Club and the Tulsa Regional Chamber.

Education is the foundation which we build our community on.  It is time for strong leadership that is going to put education first today, to ensure the success of Tulsa tomorrow. Tulsa’s next generation of leaders and citizens are in Tulsa Public Schools right now, so let’s make sure they have the tools and opportunities to succeed.

Schools in Mr. Croisant's election district include Eliot, Lanier, Mayo, Edison Middle School, and Edison High School.

DR. JERRY GRIFFIN
DISTRICT 6

Dr. Jerry Griffin was elected to his post in June 2020. His term will expire in April 2024.

He has lived in Tulsa more than 40 years and is a proud graduate of Edison High School.  Following high school graduation, he joined the United States Marine Corps.

During his Marine Corps service, he was stationed many places including a stint with HMM-364 (The Purple Foxes) in the Republic of South Vietnam and Okinawa). He received an honorable discharge and returned to Tulsa where he served as a Tulsa police officer, while attending the University of Tulsa where he earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration.

Subsequent educational experiences earned him a master’s degree in business administration from Southern Methodist University, a doctoral degree in education from the University of Tulsa, and an Executive Juris Doctorate from Purdue University Global. He has written several books of which one has been translated into Japanese and Portuguese and has authored several journal articles.

One of his most exciting acts of service was serving in the United States Peace Corps for two years where he was sent to Botswana, Africa. While in Botswana he was a Senior Consultant and traveled to other countries, including Lesotho and Swaziland.

Dr. Griffin is certified in Oklahoma to teach middle level social studies.  He has over 40 years of teaching experience and has taught at Texas State University – San Marcos, Wichita State University and in the virtual program at Oklahoma University.

His philosophy of education centers around learning as a life-long process, and that learning (at all ages) must be an active process and become a value of the learner. He believes learners must have the basic foundational skills taught in an environment of critical thinking before moving on to higher-order learning. 

Dr. Griffin has traveled the country teaching others to take personal responsibility for their learning.  His research interest include Organizational Development, Critical Thinking, and Servant-Leader Policing.

Dr. Griffin has a 14-year old daughter, and a son who graduated from East Central High School.

Schools in Dr. Griffin's election district include Bell, Hoover, MacArthur, Salk, Zarrow International, Hale Junior High, Memorial Middle School, Hale High School, and Street School.

MS. SUZANNE SCHREIBER
(INTERIM VICE PRESIDENT)
DISTRICT 7

Ms. Suzanne Schreiber was elected to her post in February 2018. Her term will expire in February 2022.

She has lived in Tulsa more than 20 years. Her passion for public education is fueled by the belief that every child can learn and our community is stronger when all children have access to a quality education. Ms. Schreiber and her husband, Tony Rittenberry, have four children ranging from ages two to ten. Their school-age children are students at Tulsa Public Schools. 

Suzanne has always been civically active, participating in everything from student government, leadership organizations and charitable boards to middle school mentor and homeroom mother at Grimes Elementary. She is a graduate of the University of Tulsa and the University of Tulsa Law School. She works for the George Kaiser Family Foundation on a variety of community improvement projects. Prior to her position at George Kaiser Family Foundation, Suzanne practiced law in the private sector and served as a federal law clerk at both the district and appellate levels.

Schools in Ms. Schreiber’s election district include Carnegie, Eisenhower International, Grissom, Key, Marshall, McClure, and Patrick Henry elementary schools; Thoreau Demonstration Academy; and Memorial High School.