Stepping onto the halls of 3332 Huntlee Drive in 1992 as a 7th grader, Tiffany quickly embraced the "Second to None" spirit. This pride blossomed into action during her junior year when she served as class president. Leading successful fundraising campaigns for the school's music program and planning the schools formal events solidified her passion for making a positive impact – a trait she later carried into her professional career. Still a loyal Cougar through and through, Tiffany champions Edna Karr's legacy and enthusiastically shares its story with anyone who will listen.

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For the past two decades, Tiffany has thrived as a Registered Nurse, cultivating a career marked by leadership and advocacy as she consults and champions local and national programs aimed at a critical public health issue: preventing maternal morbidity and mortality, particularly among women of color. Recognizing the interconnectedness of physical and mental well-being, Tiffany further expands her nurturing influence by advocating for women's mental health across all life stages and educating the next generation of nurses as an Adjunct Faculty member, ensuring a brighter future for healthcare delivery.

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Beyond the clinical realm, Tiffany cultivates a vibrant life as a wife and mother to two energetic sons. She also enjoys the solace of a well-crafted novel and indulges her wanderlust with international travel adventures. Family and friends, near and far, remain a constant source of joy and support.

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Leading the Edna Karr Alumni Network, Tiffany champions its evolution into a robust network, bridging the gap between current students, alumni, and supporters. This dynamic community will not only provide scholarships and invaluable mentoring, but also foster career development, lasting friendships, and engaging alumni events.

A proud alumna of Edna Karr Magnet (Class of 1996), Bridget Alexander embodies the school's "Second-to-None" spirit. Throughout her high school years, she actively participated in various athletic teams while fostering a reputation for inclusivity and friendly connections. Bridget's leadership potential was recognized early on as she assisted Coach ROC with fundraising initiatives. This dedication culminated in her senior year when she was voted "Most Likely to Succeed."

Bridget's academic pursuits continued at Louisiana State University, culminating in a Bachelor's Degree. She furthered her leadership credentials with an MBA in Business Administration with an Emphasis on Women in Leadership from Texas Woman's University. Today, she actively contributes her expertise by serving on the LSU Black Alumni AP Tureaud Board and the Texas Chapter of Women in Public Finance.

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Driven by a passion for financial literacy among youth, Bridget leverages her strong background in organizational and community finance. She dedicates herself to mentoring students through various organizations, empowering them to achieve financial independence through education and literacy.

Bridget's commitment extends beyond professional accolades. As a member of the Katy Prairieview Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, she fosters a strong sense of community both within her family and the broader society.

Jay Daniels is a proud graduate of Edna Karr, class of 2001. While at Karr, Jay served as Student Council President from 1999-2001. He went on to earn his undergraduate degree from Howard University and studied law at Tulane University. Jay is the owner and managing title attorney at Infinity Title Company, LLC where a chief goal is the promotion and facilitation of underserved communities obtaining the dream of home ownership. Prior to opening Infinity, Jay started his legal career in criminal defense, earning a reputation as champion of the rights of New Orleanians. That work culminated in Jay's appointment as a Magistrate Commissioner in Criminal District Court for the Parish of Orleans, where he presently serves. Jay also has the pleasure of serving as a board member of InspireNOLA Charter Schools.

A proud alum and former Senior Class President of the Class of 1998 at EKMS, Dr. Aaron G. Tyler is an industry-recognized leader in emerging technologies and digital transformation efforts for large enterprises. He has over 25 years of experience in the United States Army, serving in various technical and leadership roles, culminating in his position as the Chief Technology Officer for the White House Communications Agency (Chief Warrant Officer 5). In this role, he was responsible for delivering world-class, uninterrupted IT service to the President and Vice President of the United States and over 10,000 Executive Office of the President’s political appointees and career civil servants. He is recognized as a premier educator, holding various visiting adjunct professor positions, and he holds a Ph.D. in Information Technology Education. His dissertation focused on barriers to technology adoption within the emerging online academic space.

Inspired by his experience as a first-generation college student and first-generation military service member, Aaron has focused on the technical and leadership experiences he has witnessed to weave a pragmatic and purpose-driven approach to life, leadership, team development, IT operations, and self-development.

Kimberly “Kimmie” Thomas, JD, is a distinguished strategist, innovation leader, and change manager with a 20-year career marked by significant contributions to corporations, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and community development initiatives. Kimberly earned her Juris Doctorate from the Southern University Law Center. Prior to this, she graduated from Xavier University of Louisiana with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Microbiology. Her education provided a solid groundwork for her multifaceted career, blending legal expertise with a passion for public service and organizational leadership.

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Kimberly's professional journey is marked by a series of impactful roles including President and Executive Director of IGL Foundation, Gamehedz Productions, and Independent Gaming League LLC. Executive Director of Heroes of New Orleans, Legislative Counsel for the Louisiana Senate Democratic Campaign Committee, and Board of Director for the New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board and Inspire NOLA School Board, are among her other accomplishments. 

Kimberly's vision and commitment to community service have made her a respected figure in her field, known for her ability to unite and inspire others toward achieving common goals. She stands as a testament to the power of visionary leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and a deep commitment to community development. Her career is a reflection of her dedication to making a positive impact on society through strategic initiatives, effective management, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. 

Dr. Ashonta Wyatt is an education and social justice advocate who currently serves as the Chief Consultant of A. Wyatt Solutions Group, a professional services consulting firm that provides coaching and professional development to individuals and organizations to increase organizational effectiveness. A. Wyatt Solutions Group also provides for a broad range of advocacy services on behalf of marginalized communities. 

Dr. Wyatt is also a parent, educator, community servant and graduate of Edna Karr Magnet High School. Dr. Wyatt has a Bachelors degree from The University of New Orleans and a Masters and Doctorate degree in Educational Leadership from Xavier University of Louisiana. 

In addition to consulting on issues ranging from education to police reform, Dr. Wyatt is also featured in the award winning docuseries,  Algiers, America. As guns become the country's leading cause of child deaths, Algiers, America provides a rare and authentic, candid, and captivating portrait of a community fighting to stem the tide. This series will at once break your heart and inspire you with its unforgettable characters and tribute to possibility. Dr. Wyatt served as a consultant producer on the HULU series.