Sabrina O’Gilvie

Interim Chief Executive Officer

Sabrina O’Gilvie is the current Interim Chief Executive Officer. She has been an active educator for approximately 34 years. Thirteen of those years have been at Eagle Academy Public Charter School. Sabrina joined Eagle Academy Public Charter School in 2011 as a first-grade teacher during which she nurtured the innate abilities of students and promoted their problem-solving skills. During her tenure here at Eagle, Sabrina has served in various roles such as Instructional Coach, Principal of the Capitol Riverfront Campus and Deputy CEO.  Mrs. O'Gilvie is a passionate leader who is focused on the legacy of Eagle Academy and its history of quality instructional programs for students. Mrs. O'Gilvie is committed to ensuring that there is equity for all students and stakeholders.  Mrs. O’Gilvie believes that teachers have the greatest opportunity to impact change in this world as they interact with students at the most impressionable years of their lives. She believes teaching is an opportunity to carefully harness student’s curiosity, challenge their intellect, and guide them to discover the amazing world around them.

Mrs. O’Gilvie earned her diploma in teaching from St. Joseph’s Teachers’ College, a BA in Linguistics from the University of the West Indies, and a M.Ed. in Special Education from George Mason University.

Trenice Jett-Jones, M.A.T. Special Education

Chief Academic Officer & Head of Special Education

Trenice Jett-Jones joined Eagle Academy in 2003 as a teacher and Special Education Coordinator. Over her time at Eagle, Trenice has developed the Special Education Department into one of the most comprehensive in the District of Columbia. Currently, Eagle serves students with various exceptionalities, including, but not limited to, developmental delays, autism, and speech-language impairment. Under the guidance of Trenice, students are afforded the opportunity to participate in the general education classrooms as well as receive support outside the classroom. Her team works tirelessly to identify and create effective alternative educational solutions for students who need them. Trenice has also served as an administrator twice, leading Eagle Academy as Acting Principal. She came to Eagle after six years in the Prince George’s County and DC Public School systems before taking over as head of the Special Education Department. She currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer and Head of Special Education. Passionate and resourceful, Trenice has proven the ability to generate, monitor, and preserve a safe learning environment that is flexible and accommodating in design and implementation. She is a dedicated child advocate with a solid focus on the individual needs of every student with different exceptionalities. Trenice is an asset both to Eagle as an organization, and most importantly, to every student who comes through our doors. She has a master’s in teaching, Special Education, from Trinity University and a BS in Physical Education from Morgan State University.

Royston Lyttle, 

Principal

Capitol Riverfront Campus

Royston Maxwell Lyttle joined Eagle Academy in 2006. He has a wealth of experience at Eagle Academy and has worked in various positions including Director of Education, Special Education, Summer School Principal, and Vice Principal. Mr Royston “Max” Lyttle, who has been at Eagle for 13 years, most recently as principal of the Congress Heights school. He strongly believes that all students should be provided a high-quality education and that all students can reach their full academic potential regardless of their social or economic background. Mr. Lyttle has a master’s in educational leadership from Walden University, a BS in Physical Education from Virginia State University, and a teaching certification from the Virginia Commonwealth. 

Eagle Academy's Board of Trustees

Eagle Academy takes immense pride in its dedicated and diverse Board of Trustees. Committed to fostering exceptional educational opportunities for all students in our vibrant nation's capital, our Board members bring together a wealth of experience, expertise, and unwavering passion for our community.

Our Board of Trustees is a blend of remarkable leaders from various fields, including business, government, and community engagement. This diverse mix of talents and backgrounds forms the cornerstone of our organization's strength. It is this blend that fuels our ability to govern effectively and dynamically, driving Eagle Academy towards its mission of excellence in education.

We are grateful for the commitment and dedication of our Board of Trustees, whose collective efforts steer us towards a brighter future. Together, we are building a nurturing and empowering environment that empowers every student to soar to new heights.

Thank you for being a part of Eagle Academy's journey.

The Eagle Academy Board of Trustees, under the leadership of Board Chair Aaron Lentner and Interim CEO, Sabrina O'Gilvie, extends an invitation to a Board of Trustees meeting:

Date: Thursday June 13, 2024

Time: 6:30 PM (Eastern Time)

Format: Virtual Meeting

The Eagle Academy Board of Trustees, under the leadership of Board Chair Aaron Lentner and Interim CEO, Sabrina O'Gilvie, extends an invitation to a emergency Board of Trustees meeting:

Date: Thursday June 6, 2024

Time: 6:30 PM (Eastern Time)

Format: Virtual Meeting