Meyer most recently served as principal of Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette. Before moving to Lafayette, he served thirteen years as an assistant principal and five years as an English teacher at Avon High School. Meyer’s career prior to education was in the field of communications where he primarily worked in television and print media as a researcher.

Meyer earned his Bachelor of Arts in mass communication from the University of Missouri-St. Louis, a Master of Education Administration and Leadership from Ball State University, and was awarded the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship to earn a Master of Business Administration in Education degree from the University of Indianapolis. 

Meyer oversaw programs that focused on the transition of 8^th grade students into high school and freshmen high school success, as well as programs for high school seniors that provided dual credit, career engagement, and their transition to post-secondary opportunities. He has successfully improved student achievement across a diverse set of student profiles and values the relationships built with teachers and students to make those successes possible. 

Meyer has been married to Megan, a physical therapist, for 27 years; they have two children, Owen, 22, a graduate of DePauw University, and Eliza, 18, a sophomore at Indiana University. Meyer enjoys camping and hiking, traveling, reading, and following the St. Louis Cardinals and St. Louis Blues.