MARLOW

I graduated from Fort Gibson High School in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma.  I earned my undergraduate degree from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma and my graduate degree from Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma.

I have earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from NSU and a Master of Arts degree in Teaching from Cameron.  I am certified to teach English grades 5-8 and Special Education (Mild/Moderate Disabilities) grades PK-12 in the great state of Oklahoma.   

I’m originally from Fort Gibson which is the oldest town in Oklahoma.  It is located in northeastern Oklahoma, and at one point in history, it was the furthest point of civilization in the ENTIRE United States west of the Mississippi River. It’s a beautiful town full of history, and if you have never visited, you should go!  I have been married to Greg Travis, a Marlow native, since 2001.  Our daughter, McKenna, is a Junior, and our son, Ethan, is an 8th grader.  Both are Marlow Outlaws just like their dad which is a source of tremendous pride for him.  We have four dogs, five cats, around 27 goats, 7 chickens, 2 donkeys, and a cow.  By that you can infer that we love animals and love living out in the country.  Our daughter enjoys being part of the M. O. S. T. team at the high school.  Our son enjoys athletics, competing with the basketball and golf teams. They keep us very busy! 

If I’m not teaching or planning new ideas to try out in the classroom, you will probably find me out enjoying nature on a walk at a state park, shopping, reading, or cooking.