Parents are expected to monitor their children's schoolwork and to support academic and extracurricular activities. Progress reports are provided every three weeks. Moore uses a block scheduling plan that allows students to earn up to 32 high school credits. Students also may earn up to 20 hours of college credit prior to graduation. The Traditional Program prepares students for college, the military, or the workplace.
Journalism is an integral part of the program.
The team-taught curriculum crosses subject areas, enhancing basic skills instruction. Students combine their written and verbal communications skills into finished products, including the school newspaper, yearbook, and literary magazines. Each of these publications is written, designed, and printed by students in the school's high-tech Graphic Communications lab. The program also offers students a broad-based knowledge of the graphic communications field. The faculty encourages career exploration, and classroom lessons are enhanced by industry professionals, field trips, mentor programs, job shadowing, internships, and co-op work experiences.