Gerry McAfee began his teaching career as an undergraduate at Purdue University. He is currently teaching AP Statistics in Brownsburg, Indiana, and has been teaching mathematics for 17 years. In addition to teaching AP Statistics, Gerry also teaches dual-credit mathematics, including finite math, through Indiana State University, and applied calculus, through Ball State University. Gerry has also taught a wide range of additional math courses including basic math, pre-algebra, algebra, and algebra 2. Gerry has won teaching awards including the Brownsburg High School National Honor Society Teacher of the Year, Who’s Who Among American Teachers, and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes–Positive Role Model. He was also chosen for teacher recognition by an Indianapolis Star Academic All Star student.

Gerry graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics in 1993. He also holds a Master of Arts degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University.

In his spare time, Gerry enjoys spending time with his wife, Lori, and two children, Cassidy and Nolan. Family activities include many hours of school functions and sporting events, along with family vacations. In the summer, Gerry enjoys spending time with his teaching colleagues outdoors painting houses. Other activities that Gerry enjoys include fishing, running, and most recently triathlons. Gerry has run seven marathons and has run the Boston Marathon two times (not in the same day).