Casey earned his undergraduate degree from Rowan University, double majoring in history (with a focus on U.S. history) and elementary education. He graduated with honors and received a New Jersey teaching license in both elementary education and social studies. He went on to earn a Master’s in Education from Antioch New England Graduate School.
Over the past 30 years, Casey has worked in public education across grades 4 through 12. Recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a Highly Qualified Teacher, he has served in multiple capacities—as a classroom teacher, learning support specialist, Curriculum Coordinator, and mentor teacher. His teaching portfolio spans a wide range of subjects, including U.S. history, Western Civilizations, World Cultures and Geography, Public Issues and World Affairs, Sociology (both collegiate and secondary levels), Comparative Politics, Mentoring and Leadership (Collegiate High School), and Diversity.
A specialist in project-based and inquiry-based learning, Casey is deeply committed to designing curricula that engage students through real-world questions and interdisciplinary exploration.
Outside the classroom, Casey is a certified 500-hour yoga instructor. He built his own home in Vermont, where he now lives, and spends his free time landscaping and constructing dry stone walls—a creative outlet that mirrors his thoughtful, hands-on approach to teaching.