About Me
Daniel Tobias Flint resides in Jacksonville, Florida. He is a professional historian specializing in American history, an educator, and a dedicated community servant. Originally from Chatham, New York, Daniel developed a deep appreciation for history and education early on.
He earned his Associate in Arts from Hudson Valley Community College and his Bachelor of Arts from Union College, both with a focus on American history. He furthered his education at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, obtaining his Class A teaching license.
Since 2009, Daniel has been a U.S. History educator for Duval County Public Schools, bringing history alive for his students. He has been honored as the 2022 Westside High School Teacher of the Year and the 2022 Gilder Lehrman US History Teacher of the Year for Florida. He is passionate about inspiring curiosity and a love for learning in his students.
Outside the classroom, Daniel is dedicated to preserving history and supporting veterans. He works with organizations like Mighty Hero Homes and the GruntStyle Foundation to advocate for veteran issues, including homelessness. Additionally, he is a changemaker on Paradeck.
Daniel’s journey reflects his commitment to passion, dedication, and service, and he strives to inspire others to pursue their passions with purpose.
