Tyler Stevenson Jeopardy Profile: Age, Job, Family, Stats

Find out all the Jeopardy! results for Tyler Stevenson, including games played, scores and competitors.

Tyler Stevenson Jeopardy Contestant Profile

Tyler Stevenson is an Oklahoma educator, writer, trivia expert, and advocate whose career has centered on special education and educational accessibility. Based in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, he currently works as a Level 3 Special Education Teacher at Broken Arrow Public Schools. Before joining Broken Arrow Public Schools in 2024, he spent nearly seven years with Tulsa Public Schools, first as a special education paraprofessional and later as a certified special education teacher. Throughout his career, Stevenson has worked extensively with students with disabilities, including students with autism, intellectual disabilities, and those requiring individualized education plans (IEPs). His professional philosophy emphasizes creating inclusive learning environments that build confidence, competency, and long-term success for all learners.

Education has been the central focus of Stevenson’s professional life. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Northeastern State University, graduating summa cum laude in 2012 with a reported GPA of 3.9. He later completed a Master of Arts in Special Education Administration at Southern Nazarene University in 2021. His experience includes classroom teaching, special education administration, virtual learning instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic, transition planning, academic coaching, lesson development, and educational technology. He has mastered platforms such as Canvas, Google Suite, Summit Learning, and Edmentum while creating educational resources, lesson plans, quizzes, and digital learning content.

Beyond teaching, Stevenson has developed a notable reputation within the trivia community. A lifelong trivia enthusiast, he served as an Academic Bowl coach and coordinator for Tulsa Public Schools, writing questions, organizing competitions, coordinating events, and managing quiz bowl programs. He maintains an extensive personal trivia database and has expressed ambitions of creating his own trivia company and developing educational competitions for students worldwide. His work combines education and game-based learning, reflecting his belief that engaging activities can enhance learning outcomes.

Stevenson is also an accomplished writer and journalist. He contributed more than 20 articles to LGBTQ Nation and wrote for QueerAF, covering topics including LGBTQ+ rights, asexuality, politics, public health, and global news. His expertise includes research, fact-checking, proofreading, editing, copywriting, search engine optimization, interviewing, and content creation. Several of his published articles focus on asexual visibility and representation, including pieces about Yasmin Benoit, Jessica Rabbit, Black asexuality, and inclusive sex education. His published work and volunteer activities suggest that he openly identifies as a member of the asexual community and is active in LGBTQ+ advocacy.

His volunteer work includes serving as a Days of Action Volunteer for the Human Rights Campaign since 2022, where he participates in outreach supporting LGBTQIA+ equality across the United States. Among his accomplishments are being named Gatesway Foundation’s Care Assistant of the Year in 2014, graduating summa cum laude, performing at Carnegie Hall in 2017, and successfully passing multiple Oklahoma teaching certification examinations. His career reflects a combination of education, advocacy, writing, and community engagement dedicated to expanding educational and social opportunities for others.

Contestant Image Credit: Jeopardy Official Website

Tyler Stevenson Jeopardy Results