Described as an "Inspirational and Master Teacher" by the Maryland Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, Skip Lee has cultivated greater appreciation and respect for Physical Education in Anne Arundel County. He has taught for 15 years, holds a Master's Degree in Administration and Supervisions and a Bachelor's Degree in Physical Education from the University of Maryland. His accomplishments are many including being named the National Association of Sport and Physical Education Secondary Teacher of the Year (2004) and the recipient of the Simon A. McNeely Honor Award (2003) recognizing outstanding contributions to the field of Physical Education. Mr. Lee is a multi-year recipient of Who's Who Among American Teachers and is this year's Track & Field Coach of the Year by The Washington Post. He is currently a member of the MSDE Voluntary State Curriculum Writing Committee charged with determining the direction of Physical Education for the state. Mr. Lee is a devoted husband to wife Kristen, a father to three boys, a Deacon in his Church, and works with the Ocean City Beach Patrol during the summer training lifeguards on the beach.