Colleen Cook is a passionate advocate for school choice and parents’ rights. Having to make a change in her children’s education venue in 2012 prompted Colleen to become actively involved in the school choice movement in Oklahoma. Since then, Colleen has not only been an advocate for her three children, but for many parents and children throughout Oklahoma and across the country.
A Navy veteran, and spouse of a retired Naval Officer, Colleen knows how difficult transitional military life can be on families and how important it is for military children to have the absolute best education options available to them, regardless of where duty calls them to.
As a mother of three children, Colleen believes that all children have different needs and that it is possible, through school choice, to meet those needs and help our children excel as individuals. Colleen’s children, ages 19, 17, and 12, have all had various forms of education, from private, public, public charter, virtual and virtual charter, as well as concurrent college courses.
Colleen currently resides in Oklahoma City with her husband, Bill, and their three children. When not advocating for school choice, Colleen enjoys working for the TSA and as a private investigator, as well as enjoying a good book and chocolate.
