She illustrates this with a letter, written by a Beidler principal in 1942, complaining about a boarded-up building on the school's grounds still there when Moore took the helm. So when the school was placed on probation in 1995, Moore and her teachers were devastated. The Retired Executives Service Corps helped Moore chart teacher and student productivity. LSC chair Debra Williams, a Beidler graduate whose mother taught at the school for over 25 years, was also once the school's speech pathologist.
People feel good about sending their children here because of the nurturing climate.
Our LSC sets policy and does continuous monitoring for academic improvement. Discretionary funds are primarily used to improve instructional programming, reduce class size, and purchase books and equipment. Having worked with two LSCs, Moore says she wouldn't have taken on the job of running the school without one. The LSC is my right and left arm in forging community partnerships. Beidler Dynamic school leadership team in place.