Robert Moor Email & Phone Number

After taking a circuitous pathway to the classroom through the United States Army and several nonprofit institutions, Robert (“Rob”) has been teaching a variety of social studies courses for nearly two decades. Rob began teaching his teaching career at North Fort Myers (Florida) High School in 2006. During those initial four years, he taught a variety of Mathematics courses along with AP European and World History. In 2010, he taught internationally in South Korea for four years in an international school, helping to launch an IB MYP Humanities Program. He served as the inaugural MYP Personal Project Coordinator, while also teaching IB DP History in Daejeon, ROK. Upon returning to the United States in 2014, he assumed his current position as a Social Studies teacher at East Lee County High School - a Title I school located in Lehigh Acres, Florida. Currently, he teaches United States and World History (both grade level and International Centre) simultaneously in English, Spanish, and French, along with AICE Global Perspectives & Research AS. At East, he has also served as an Athletics Coach, Mentor teacher, and currently serves on several school improvement and development teams. Additionally, he has served on several national teacher advisory councils, including the National Constitution Center. Rob is always searching for added meaningful professionally collaborative opportunities to bring additional learning resources and experiences to his students. Before embarking on his teaching career, Rob earned double Bachelor’s Degrees in both Political Science and International Affairs from the Florida State University in December 2000; and completed his Master’s Degree in Political Science from the University of Iowa in May 2003. He is currently pursuing a second Master of Arts degree in American History and Government (MAHG) at Ashland (Ohio) University as a 2024 James Madison Fellow representing Florida.