Welcome to Mrs. Sheila Moore's Science Site at Croatan High School, Newport, NC
sheila.moore@carteretk12.org

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Summer 2014

Hooray for another school year!!  2019-2020 looks to be an exciting one. 

I absolutely love this job; I must!  I am getting ready to start my 44th year in education, all in Carteret County! WOW, 43 years have flown by.

I have taught at CHS since 2001, having previously worked at White Oak Elementary, Broad Creek Middle, and Carteret Community College. In Fall 2019, I will teach 2 Honors Marine Science classes     and one Honors Earth Science. The students in my classes are wondeful and for the 5th year in a row, we are an "A" school according to the state's current grading system.  

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Professional Information:

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The start of my 44th year in education!



























​2019-2020 teaching duties  in addition to teaching assignment:
​DonorsChoose teacher/screener
DonorsChoose NC Ambassabor

Previously, I served on many committees, was the advisor to many clubs, and  even coached many teams! TOO many to list; blessed to have served. Winding it down!


COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:

School obligations have slowed but not in the community where I serve as the President of the Board for West Carteret Water. I am super active in my church, giving the children's message in worship every Sunday, working with the finance committee, and serving as the head of pastor-parish relations. I also volunteer
with the NC Coastal Federation and work on the advisory council for the central region.  I teach at the Brad Sneeden Marine Science Academy for a week every summer.

Personal Information:

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Photo Op at the NC Aquarium!
MARRIED to:
     Scott Moore  - retired
CHILDREN:
   Allison Moore Berry - hubby Nate
           Easton Colt Berry - grandchild
           Morgan Grey Berry - grandchild
   Ashley Moore Larson  - hubby Tim
           Eva Dru Larson - grandchild
        
                                                     

I attended the NC Center for the Advancement of Teaching a couple of years ago and learned about citizen science including how to tag migrating birds! These were taken at Big Bald in NC.