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STAFF SPOTLIGHT

Macy Worley, a woman with long, curly brown hair, wearing a teal outfit, standing in her classroom holding a glass Teacher of the Year award.

Instructor Spotlight: Macy Worley

We are so excited to have Macy join us at Jenks Community Education this spring and summer as one of our new instructors! She brings a wealth of knowledge in teaching the Growing Secure Kids class. She currently serves as the RISE teacher at Jenks West Elementary and a TBRI® Practitioner. She is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education and a master’s degree in Special Education.

Macy is passionate about supporting students and families by looking beneath behaviors to understand underlying needs and finding solutions that truly help each child thrive. “The growth seen in our classrooms through TBRI principles and strategies has been incredible,” Macy explains. “And I’m thrilled to share these tools with families so they can use them at home as well.”

We would also like to recognize her many accomplishments, including several notable accolades that reflect her dedication, leadership, and commitment to excellence.

2022 JPS Foundation Vision of Excellence recipient
2025–26 Site Teacher of the Year
2025–26 JPS District Teacher of the Year

MEET OUR INSTRUCTORS

Holly Peevyhouse, a white woman with curly blonde hair, holding a camera.
Based in Jenks and serving the greater Tulsa area, Holly has spent more than 30 years capturing meaningful moments through photography. With a passion for storytelling and authentic connection, she is known for creating timeless images that celebrate relationships, milestones, and the beauty of everyday life.

In addition to her work behind the camera, she has been teaching photography for over 25 years, helping students of all skill levels gain confidence and creativity in their photography journey. Holly believes photography is more than taking pictures—it is preserving legacy, emotion, and the moments that matter most.


Debra Oakley has over 20 years of teaching experience and has taught at Jenks for 6 years. She shares her passions for STEM, art, and volleyball with students through JCE.

STEM allows for a hands-on learning experience that inspires and empowers students to be creative and innovative. Art is a fun hobby that exercises the mind and promotes creativity an individuality at any age.

"Volleyball is a favorite sport of mine and I enjoy teaching kids how to play. I played in high school and continued to play throughout my adult life on recreational teams. I am excited to be teaching volleyball skills to students again at Jenks West Intermediate!"

Debra Oakley, JPS certified teacher

Debra Oakley, a white woman with braided blonde hair and a denim cap.

Kim Dammann, a white woman with hair pulled back in front of a pile of LEGOs.
I am the STEM Facilitator for Jenks West with 20 years of teaching experience. After-school STEM courses promote student curiosity, inquiry, and hands-on learning through play.

Jenks Public Schools Foundation, Vision of Excellence recipient, 2025.


Amy Tuggle, a white woman with short black hair.

Amy Tuggle

Join Amy and her daughter Fran to organize your home.

Leon the Jokester, a black man. Photo is black and white.

Leon the Jokester

Hone your comedy skills with Leon the Jokester.

Macy Worley, a woman with long, curly brown hair, wearing a teal outfit, standing in her classroom.

Macy Worley

Grow secure kids with JPS teacher of the year Macy Worley


A white couple in athletic wear holding pickleball rackets on a court, Ed Cohlmia on left and Linda Cohlmia on right.

Linda and Ed Cohlmia

Play pickleball with the Cohlmias.

Laura Teal, a white woman with long blond hair.

Laura Teal

Young dancers grow with Tippi Toes Dance.

Alecia Freistedt, a white woman with long brown hair.

Alecia Freistedt

Learn to crochet with help from Alecia Freistedt.


Join our team!

JCE offers a variety of full and part-time positions.

Apply today! With childcare,coaching, and more, the perfect position may be waiting just for you. Open positions can be found through Jenks Public Schools.

Interested in teaching an enrichment course?

Email Sara.Gonzales@jenksps.org or call 918-298-0340 to propose a class or find out more information. Our instructors include community members and JPS certified teachers.