



After graduation, I attended Full Sail University, where I earned my degree in Audio Production. Since 2020, I've served as the Creative Director at CrossPointe Church in Norman, Oklahoma. In that role, I get to combine creativity and technology through audio/video production, communications, marketing, web development, and creative strategy.
Outside of the church, I've been fortunate to work in professional audio on a variety of projects. Through the Jazz in June Festival in Norman, I've helped engineer live recordings for artists including David Cook, Mark Lettieri and Chris Bullock of Snarky Puppy, and Mike Stern. I've also worked as a production sound mixer for the Oklahoma City unit of the Tell Me Lies Official Podcast on Hulu and as a remote ADR session engineer for the upcoming Netflix animated series BASS X Machina.
Most importantly, my wife, Alexis, and I are raising our two daughters, Gemma and Harper, in Norman. They keep life fun, keep me humble, and are by far my greatest accomplishment.
Congratulations, Tyler!





Caitlynn graduated from VHS in 2010. She attended OSU in Stillwater and earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology with two minors in anthropology and Spanish. Upon graduation, Caitlynn began working with a marketing firm in Tulsa. Her main client was AT&T. She received two promotions in less than 5 months.
Caitlynn was in a fatal single car accident in November of 2014 while texting and driving.
Caitlynn made her family, community, and school proud of all her accomplishments.
In loving memory, Caitlynn!

Valliant High School is proud to recognize one of our outstanding graduates, Wren Baker,
whose career has taken him from the halls of VHS to the national stage of collegiate athletics.
After graduating from Valliant High School, Wren earned his bachelor's degree from
Southeastern Oklahoma State University and a master's degree in Educational Leadership from
Oklahoma State University. Before beginning his remarkable career in college athletics, he
returned home to serve as principal and athletic director at Valliant Middle School,
demonstrating his commitment to giving back to the community that helped shape him.
Today, Wren serves as Vice President and Director of Athletics at West Virginia University,
where he leads one of the nation's premier athletic programs. Throughout his career, he has
earned a reputation for visionary leadership, integrity, and a steadfast commitment to
student-athletes.
Wren's journey is a reminder that big dreams can begin in a small town. His accomplishments
continue to inspire current and future Bulldogs, proving that dedication, hard work, and strong
values can open doors to extraordinary opportunities.
Congratulations, Wren! Thank you for representing Valliant High School with excellence. We are
proud to call you one of our own.
Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog! 💙🐾
Congratulations, Wren!

Royce Chandler graduated VHS in 2013. He passed his National Boards to become an EMT in 2022. Royce worked for McCurtain EMS for a while then was offered a job working for Pafford Emergency Services in Biloxi, Mississippi. He currently lives in New Orleans while working in Biloxi as an EMT.
Congratulations, Royce!

Jennifer is the manager of a food mart in Kalbach, Germany.
Congrats, Jennifer!

Congrats, Candice!

Thanks to all the students, teachers, and coaches who showed up to do landscaping in front of the high school this morning. Students represented AG, Athletics, Band, STUCO, FCCLA, and Ntl Honor Society. It looks really good. Also, shout out to Jackson Street Nursery in Hugo (Tim and Kristen Lemmons) for delivering and helping set up. Thanks to Mr. Green, Mr. Parsons, Coach Cline, Coach Keeton, and Mrs. Trapp for your help also.





JOM School Supplies will be available on July 22nd and 23rd for pick up from 7:30 am-5:30 pm at the Valliant School District Administration Office. Supplies will be offered to all eligible Valliant JOM students. If you are unable to pick up on July 22 & 23 and need to make other arrangements please contact Linda Coffman by email lcoffman@vpsd.org or text 580-743-6785.

