Doug Lewis

Doug Lewis is a highly experienced math teacher at St. George's School in Newport, Rhode Island. Here are some key details about his career and background:

Teaching Career

Doug Lewis has been teaching mathematics and computer science in independent schools for over 40 years. His teaching journey includes:

• Currently teaching at St. George's School in Newport, RI since 1995 (over 25 years)
• Previously taught at Gilman School in Baltimore for 14 years
• Spent a sabbatical year teaching at Iolani School in Honolulu in 1990-1991

At St. George's School, Doug has taken on various roles beyond teaching math:

• Served as chairman of the mathematics department for 16 years
• Focused on integrating technology effectively in the classroom
• Worked as a dorm head, varsity coach, and student advisor
• Participated in numerous school committees

Education

• BSE in Civil Engineering from Princeton University (graduated in 1981)
• MS in Educational Technology from Johns Hopkins University (1987)

Notable Experiences

• Worked as a "master teacher" for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation from 1985-1997
• Conducted week-long workshops in Geometry and Technology for high school teachers across the country
• Interacted with over 1000 teachers during this period, gaining valuable insights into teaching methods

Personal Life

• Married to Melanie Lewis, who is also a math teacher
• Has two children: Ben (25) and Emily (22)

Doug Lewis is known for his dedication to teaching and his ability to engage with abstract topics and challenging problems in mathematics.12 His long-standing career in education demonstrates his passion for teaching and his commitment to helping students succeed in mathematics and computer science.