I have been teaching Math at Morris High School since August 2021.  I currently teach Algebra 1 to mostly 9^th graders.

I made the transition from Aerospace Engineering to teaching in the Fall of 2016, as a substitute teacher.  I received my Oklahoma Teacher Certificate in Advanced Mathematics in December of the same year.  I have taught at Carney High School and Francis Tuttle Technology Center’s Project Hope, a high school credit recovery program, in Oklahoma City.  

I was a certified trainer in the Air Force, as well as a corporate trainer for a large telecommunications company.

I have worked in the Aerospace industry at Arnold Engineering Development Company, as a contractor with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency, and for the Rolls-Royce Company in their Aerospace Division in both Indianapolis, IN and Derby, United Kingdom.

I made the transition from the Aerospace Industry to public education because of my children.  Having seen their struggles in school, I felt I could effectively teach students in an understandable way and with compassion.  

I have been married to Stephanie Sellers for 31 years.  We were both serving in the U.S. Air Force when we met and married.  We have 4 children, 1 girl and 3 boys, one of whom, Colton, is still at home and attends Morris High School.  We have 8 grandchildren, all of whom live outside of Oklahoma.  One of our sons, Cade, is currently serving our country in the U.S. Air Force, while another, Cory, completed his Air Force enlistment in 2015.  We also have our “4-legged” family members that consist of 4 dogs, 1 cat, as well as horses, a donkey, and cattle.