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TTCU Muskogee Branch TTCU is the second-largest credit union in Oklahoma with more than 150,000 members and 20 locations. Federally insured by NCUA. Equal Housing Lender.

TTCU Federal Credit Union is the second-largest credit union in Oklahoma, serving more than 150,000 members with 20 branch locations. Established in 1934, TTCU helps people achieve their goals in life by showing them practical financial solutions. As a not-for-profit organization, TTCU's financial success is returned to members in the form of low-rate loans and high-rate savings accounts. Call 1-800-234-8828 or visit our website for more information.

10/09/2026

Born and raised in California, Kim Ogden moved to Oklahoma with a passion for making a difference in the lives of those she encounters everyday.
Influenced by the passion of her second grade teacher, coupled with her high school experience as a teacher’s aid, Kim Ogden has known since childhood that she wanted to become a teacher.
“My high school English teacher knew my game plan for the future and actually helped me secure an opportunity teach a second grade class.”
Kim and her husband made the decision to move to Oklahoma in 2018, looking for a town, a community they could call home.
“We picked Muskogee because we wanted a small town that would meet the needs of our family, a place where we could fit in. Muskogee has given us everything we wanted, proximity to bigger cities like Tulsa and educational opportunities for children.”
Learning to love math as a child and the importance of the subject that impacts so many decisions and outcomes, Kim Ogden eagerly looks forward to the opportunities working with her students at Muskogee HS while teaching Algebra II, a subject that is NOT the everyday choice of many?
“It’s everyone’s favorite class, right? Kim said with a BIG smile. “My everyday goal is that my students learn “something”. Math is more than just solving the problems in class but more about the thinking process. It’s not just one way to find the right answer but how you arrived at solving the equation.
Because of the endless support available for every student, Kim is confident Muskogee students can achieve any goal, find the right answer to any subject as well as for the challenges they encounter in their daily lives.
“I’ve got students that tell me, I don’t get this. Before school, lunch periods, after school whatever it takes, I’m here to help them find not just the right answer to the problem but also the confidence that even if I make a mistake, I’m going to learn something and eventually get to the right answer because they know how to use the process to obtain it. Not just in math class but in each decision they make in life.”
From the break of light each morning to the end of the day each night, Kim Ogden cherishes the opportunity to be a part of the Rougher Nation.
“Muskogee has a bunch of great kids and Muskogee High School has endless opportunities to get involved and achieve victory while student are also developing pride in themselves. And because of the commitment of our school system as well as our town, on good days or when those when you struggle with life’s challenges, there’s always someone ready to help, to encourage me. All you have to do is ask. And remember this…“If you’re not willing to learn, no one can help you. If you’re determined to learn, no one can stop you.”
Away from school, Kim Ogden is a family first person, doing things with her husband Jared, Sr. along with the her five children and of course spending time with her grandson. With two of her five children currently involved with the Rougher Regiment, going to band contests are always fun. And, in her quiet moments, she enjoys reading a book.
We thank TTCU for supporting our outstanding educators at Muskogee. Please join us in congratulating Kim Ogden, our TTCU Federal Credit Union Teacher of the Game!"
Bill Huddleston

09/22/2026

DR. ERIC BLACKWOOD
Anatomy – Physiology

Since his childhood growing up in Muskogee, Eric has had a desire to make a difference in his “hometown.”
“Since my grade school days, I knew that I wanted to be able to give back to my community, either as a doctor or a teacher, and today I’m blessed to be able to do both.”
Dr. Blackwood is now in his fourth year at Muskogee HS, leading elective classroom experiences for juniors and seniors studying Anatomy and Physiology with Dissection.
“I’m born and bred Muskogee…and so I have a lifelong desire to give back to my community and the opportunity to make a difference, influence my students' lives, and create a pathway so that my students will become the future pillars of my community.”

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09/22/2026

TIARA FOURKILLER
A-P History – Computers

In her first year at Muskogee High School, Tiara enjoys her daily opportunities to get to know her students' interests as well as their individual life needs while she leads a mixed class schedule including three sections of A-P U-S History as well as one section of on-level history and two sections of computers.
“I always tell my students you’ll never remember every single date or every single thing that happened, but I want my students to be able to analyze something and then critically think about what’s happening around you and connect it to what’s happening now, including what’s going on in the world. My drive is to create learners who are not just going off of what they see and hear on the Internet or from their parents and their friends, but instead develop their own research and thinking skills and their own opinions because they have done the research and not just something they saw on TikTok.”

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09/22/2026

IRA CARRELL
Special Education Instructor
Connecting with his students…every heart, every day, in every way – is the daily lesson plan for Ira Carrell when he walks into his classroom at Muskogee High School. Now in his second year as part of the special education programs, Carrell is attracted to
the grit of the Rougher Nation.
“There’s a championship culture, built with grit and determination, among not just the students in my classroom but every young person at Muskogee as well as the instructors
and staff who are committed to creating winning opportunities,” said Carrell, a 20-year veteran of the classroom who has taught advanced placement classes as well as the special education programs. “I have six different groups that altogether afford me 180 opportunities every day to make a positive impact in the lives of my students.”

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09/22/2026

BETH PEEVYHOUSE
English II and A-P Seminar
A classroom instructor since 2012, Beth Peevyhouse is beginning her second year at Muskogee High, where she begins and ends every day dedicated to a learning atmosphere and approaches every occurrence with a smile. “No matter the subject matter, the primary focus for every teacher should be to help students develop critical thinking skills…knowing what you believe, why you believe it and to be able to articulate and demonstrate your beliefs well,” said Peevyhouse. “I hope that every student that walks out of my classroom understands the importance of
growth…no matter where you start …always be striving to become the best every day…just commit to find a way to get better in everything you do and do it every day.”

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08/19/2026
07/22/2026

We recently received our School Pride® donation from TTCU Federal Credit Union for the first half of 2026. Thank you for using your TTCU School Pride® debit card and giving back to our district! If you don't have one, get yours today!

05/20/2026
02/12/2026

We recently received our School Pride® donation from TTCU Federal Credit Union for the last half of 2025. Thank you for using your TTCU School Pride® debit card and giving back to our district! If you don't have one, get yours today!

01/22/2026

When Rosie Kramer, the Community Relations Partner for TTCU Federal Credit Union, learned about a female veteran who was discharged from the hospital without a ride home, she knew something needed to be done.

Moved by the veteran's predicament, TTCU decided to step up and make a difference. As a result, they generously donated $200.00 worth of Uber gift cards to the Center for Development and Civic Engagement (CDCE) Voluntary Services. This generous donation aims to ensure that all veterans have a safe and reliable way to get home after being discharged.

Rosie Kramer highlighted the community spirit behind this gesture, saying, "We owe a lot to our veterans, and it is our pleasure to support them in any way we can. Their sacrifice and service are invaluable, and ensuring they have a safe ride home is the least we can do."

This thoughtful contribution underscores TTCU’s unwavering commitment to the well-being of veterans. The donation not only provides immediate help to veterans in need but also strengthens the ongoing partnership between community organizations and the CDCE, showing a collective dedication to supporting those who have served our country.

Candice Jordan, the Chief of CDCE, expressed her gratitude, stating, “Thank you, TTCU, for standing with us in this mission. Your partnership is a powerful example of what we can achieve together.” She added, “If you or your organization would like to donate to this cause, Uber cards are graciously accepted to positively impact the Veteran experience in Eastern Oklahoma.

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Please reach out directly to CDCE at:
[email protected], 918-252-8029 or donate online at: https://www.pay.gov/public/form/start/53168819/

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