Bob Moore charted a course for education

Perhaps nobody was more instrumental in establishing the community of Martha’s Vineyard Public Charter School than Bob Moore.

Moore, who passed away last month, was the first director of the Charter School. He was remembered by Islanders for his years of service to education and positively impacting hundreds of community members.

“He was our light,” Pete Steedman, the current charter school director, told the Times. “He was instrumental in creating the educational vision for this school.”

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