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Husband, father, grandfather, and 20-year Orange County educator running to serve the families of Florida House District 37.
A lifelong Central Floridian
Robert Prater has called the Seminole and Orange County area home for 38 years. He was raised in this area, educated in these schools, and spent his career giving back to the very community that raised him. That deep-rooted commitment is why he's stepping up to serve District 37 in Tallahassee.
A husband, father, grandfather, and having raised a family on a teacher's salary, Robert knows that the decisions made in the State Capitol are felt at every kitchen table in Central Florida — from mortgage payments and property insurance to the quality of the neighborhood school and the safety of the streets his grandkids ride their bikes on.
He's not a career politician. He's a teacher, a coach, a neighbor, and a problem-solver — and he's ready to bring that experience to the Florida House.
Two decades
shaping students.
Robert has spent more than 20 years in Orange County Public Schools — as a classroom teacher, Dean of Students, and educational leader. He's mentored thousands of kids, supported hundreds of teachers, and worked directly with the families who make our community strong.
He's seen firsthand what works in our schools and what needs to change. That real, on-the-ground experience is what he'll bring to every education vote in Tallahassee.
- Classroom teacher
- Dean of Students
- Educational leader
- Mental-health advocate
Grounded in what matters.
Robert and his wife have built their lives in the Seminole and Orange County area — raising kids, welcoming grandkids, and staying deeply involved in their church and community. Faith and family aren't slogans for Robert; they're the foundation of everything he does.
Those values will guide every vote he casts. Parents, seniors, first responders, teachers, and small-business owners will always have a friend and a fighter in Tallahassee.
