Leadership

Bio coming soon!

Bio coming soon!

Kendra Bramlett is an assistant principal at Will Rogers College High and Junior High School. She is a product of Tulsa Public Schools and a graduate of Tulsa Community College with an Associate in Arts, Langston University with a Bachelor of Science in Education, and the University of Oklahoma with a Master of Education. She began her career as a teacher with TPS in 2004. She was a founding teacher at KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory in 2005 and in her 7 years at KIPP, was an assistant principal and school leader. In 2012, Kendra decided to leave KIPP and joined the staff at Rogers, her alma mater, as an assistant principal.

Ann Piper grew up in Columbia, Missouri and attended Hickman High (Columbia, MO), Truman State (Kirksville, MO), and The University of New Mexico (Albuquerque, NM) where she earned both masters and doctoral degrees in Educational Administration (1993 and 2013 respectively.)

Ann has taught high school English at Albuquerque’s Rio Grande, West Mesa, and Highland High Schools, years 1979-1993, and she was Activities Director at Highland High 1993-95. For five years, she was assistant principal at Albuquerque’s Jackson Middle School, and following that served a stint for thirteen years as the principal of Jackson. She ended her Albuquerque Public Schools career as principal of Wilson Middle School (years 2013-2016) where she put her collaborative leadership skills to use at the middle school in her own neighborhood where her three children, Beth, Michael and Laura, attended public schools.

Ann’s husband, Blair Kaufman, has also served as an Albuquerque and TPS school principal and assistant principal. Blair was also the longest-serving and proudest member of the New Mexico Central Community College governing board: he served for over 20 years.

Ann is pleased to be a part of Tulsa’s inclusive, vibrant educational community where she has been assistant principal at Edison Mid School for three years, and is excited about becoming assistant principal this coming 2019-20 school year at Will Rogers College Junior High.