In 1982, Ann Moore earned a BS from Toccoa Falls College in Georgia with a double major in elementary education and Bible/theology. She minored in vocal music and history. She taught a variety of grade levels in Pennsylvania and Florida for a total of five years. She then took a reprieve from education to pursue a mini-career as a legal secretary in a prestigious law firm in Jacksonville, Florida. In 1997, she and her husband moved to North Carolina, where she took a job as a secretary in the law firm of Woltz, Lewis, and LaPrade. After one year, she resumed her education career at Westfield Elementary, where she taught fifth grade for two years. When Meadowview Middle opened, she moved to a sixth-grade position and stayed for the next nine years. During these years, she completed her M.A. in Middle School Language Arts while also completing her National Board Certification in the same area. She was later asked to take the literacy coach position offered by the state and did so. She trained with NCTA for three years before the state defunded the program. When the literacy coach position was finished, she was transferred to Central Middle, teaching seventh-grade English and then sixth-grade English. She is thrilled to be at Millennium and looks forward to a successful remainder of her career.