Antoine Sharpe APO, AP | DoDEA | K-6, Mathematics, 2020

The official biography below was current at the time of the award.

Antoine Sharpe has been an educator for 16 years and has spent the last four years teaching mathematics at Humphreys Middle School. He previously taught at C.T. Joy Elementary/Middle School and Northeast Elementary school. Antoine has taught third through eighth grades, multiage, Career and Technical Education, music, band, advanced academic placement, and science. Currently, Antoine serves as a pre-kindergarten through fifth grade mathematics instructional systems specialist for the DoDEA headquarters. He collaborates with colleagues and teacher leaders to develop and facilitate professional development and help bring active learning strategies into the classroom. Antoine believes in the power of relationships and strives to personally develop each of his “sharpies” (his students) in areas other than academics to ensure they achieve their greatest potential. Antoine is a National Board Certified Educator, Northeast Elementary School Beginning Teacher of the year recipient, and the 2020 State Teacher of the Year for DoDEA. Antoine earned a B.S. in middle grades mathematics and sciences from East Carolina University; an M.S. in educational leadership from Gardner-Webb University; and is currently a doctoral candidate at Valdosta State University in curriculum and instruction. He is certified in kindergarten through fifth grade, middle school mathematics and science, and gifted education.

• High-resolution version of the official portrait photograph
• Awardee with Dr. Quincy Brown, Senior Policy Advisor at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) and Dr. Sylvia Butterfield, Acting Assistant Director at the Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) within the National Science Foundation (NSF)
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