Toneille Bent is a former Tulsa Public Schools educator. Born in Jamaica, and raised in the Tulsa area, Toneille came to a career in education after leaving the private sector. She taught Spanish at KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory Middle School, Monroe Demonstration Academy, and Tulsa Community College. She is dedicated to supporting students in underserved communities, and seeing education equity and access extended to all students. Toneille currently works as the Managing Director of Impact for City Year Tulsa, and is also a certified life coach and training facilitator. Toneille is a graduate of The University of Tulsa with a BA in Spanish, and OU-Schusterman with a Master's in Human Relations.

Jessica has worked for Tulsa Public Schools for 25 years. She began her career as a 5th grade classroom teacher at Cherokee Elementary. She taught at Cherokee for nine years before transferring to Chouteau Elementary where she spent five years. While in her last year of teaching, she participated in leadership training at the TPS Aspirant Academy. She transitioned out of the classroom into a principal intern position at Eugene Field Elementary. In the middle of the year, Jessica was placed as acting principal at Robertson Elementary where she remained for six and half years. In 2013, Jessica moved into the role of Instructional Leadership Director supporting eleven schools. In this role she acts as both coach and supervisor to her eleven principals. To support her professional growth, Jessica participated in the National Principal Supervisors Academy Fellowship. She was accepted to be part of the Leverage Leadership Institute for the 2017-18 school year.

Dianna Potts, School Operations Manager of Sequoyah Elementary School, is a dedicated educator supporting school partnerships and programming. For example, Dianna oversees the community garden at Sequoyah Elementary School as an afterschool enrichment opportunity for students, providing opportunities to apply STEM concepts, deepening students' understanding of nutrition, and building community.

Prior to stepping into his role as Executive Director with Growing Together in 2014, Kirk was Director, Neighborhood Revitalization with CAP Tulsa. Kirk has served as an Intensive Case Manager for Parkside Psychiatric Hospital & Clinic, a Project Coordinator for Morton Comprehensive Health Services, a Bilingual Family Therapist, and Programs Director for Human Skills & Resources Inc. Kirk brings his knowledge and experience supporting health needs and managing complex programs to his collective action work with Growing Together. He and his family reside in the Kendall Whittier community in Tulsa.