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Work History
Education
Skills
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Credentials Held
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Credentials Held
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Hi, I’m

Danielle Moore

Apple Valley,CA
Danielle Moore

Summary

My aim is to inspire a new generation of teachers who are not only equipped with the pedagogical expertise but also possess the empathy, adaptability, and resilience required to meet the diverse needs of students and communities in the modern educational landscape. I am a passionate Teacher with excellent presentation, research and communication skills. Organized and driven with impressive list of achievements and history of excelling in high-pressure environments. Skilled at applying various learning methods and tools to optimize student experience and academic journey.

Work History

Together We Learn Tutoring and Enrichment Center

Owner- Executive Director
2023 - Current (2 years)

Job overview

  • Oversee business management, educational leadership, and personnel development
  • Oversee the entire spectrum of operations, ensuring compliance with licensure requirements while spearheading a dynamic learning environment for students spanning from TK to grade 12.

Accomplishments:

-Business Management:

  • Formed and established the LLC, setting the foundation for the enrichment center's operations.
  • Successfully hired and manage a small, dedicated staff, fostering a collaborative and supportive work environment.
  • Completed all essential licensure and regulatory requirements crucial for the smooth functioning of the business.
  • Manage the center's budget, handling financial matters and ensuring fiscal responsibility.
  • Take charge of Human Resources and Payroll, including meticulous oversight of timesheets, quarterly taxes, and W2s for staff.

-Educational Leadership:

  • Develop comprehensive and engaging lesson plans catering to students from TK to grade 8.
  • Emphasize hands-on and group-oriented learning experiences across various subjects, promoting collaborative learning environments and that state standards are met in each lessons for each subject.
  • Oversee the high school teacher to ensure that elective courses are both educational and enjoyable, fostering a well-rounded educational experience.

-Personnel Development and Parent Engagement:

  • Mentor and support emerging teachers, providing guidance and fostering their professional growth.
  • Maintain consistent communication with parents, ensuring transparency and collaboration in their child's educational journey.
  • Act as a liaison between teachers and parents, facilitating productive partnerships focused on student progress and well-being.

Granite Mountain Charter School

CA Credential (CTC) Learning Coach
2020 - Current (5 years)

Job overview

  • Coach credential applicants towards obtaining their CA Teaching Credential and CA Administrative Teaching Credential through several different County Office of Education Teacher Induction programs.

Accomplishments:

  • Helped teachers obtain their Teaching Credential or Administrative Teaching Credential by completing all aspects of their credential requirements.
  • Teacher candidates report high level of work satisfaction under my direction.
  • Teacher candidates request to work with me specifically (as opposed to being randomly assigned).

Granite Mountain Charter School

Director of Compliance
2021 - 2023 (2 years)

Job overview

  • Stay up to date on all legal aspects of compliance and audit issues pertaining to the Local Educational Agency, paying special attention to new education code, board policy and annual auditing requirements.

Accomplishments:

  • No findings on our annual audit report
  • Team reports high level of work satisfaction under my direction
  • All reports turned in on time or ahead of schedule

Granite Mountain Charter School

Achievement Administrator/Home School Teacher
2018 - 2023 (5 years)

Job overview

  • Develop training for teachers for state mandated testing, assist in the development of parent and teacher communications, presentations and videos in order to ensure that teachers/families are able to use the intervention resources available to them.

Accomplishments:

  • Increased student online intervention program usage by 38 percentage points last school year.
  • Increased teacher online monitoring usage significantly over the last year thanks to quick and informative communications and weekly reports.
  • Maintained a high level of parent satisfaction for my roster
  • Turned in documents on time and with minimal errors

Oro Grande School District

Center Administrator/Independent Study Teacher
2015 - 2018 (3 years)

Job overview

  • The duties of a Teacher include teaching students all subjects in an independent study setting grades 9-12
  • The duties of a Center Administrator are similar to that of a school principal including, but not limited to: teaching students, conducting professional development of staff - both certificated and classified, supervising performance of assigned personnel, supporting and enforcing school policies, overseeing academic programs and curriculum, overseeing student services, responsible for student recruitment, overseeing facilities, equipment, and supplies, overseeing that paperwork and record-keeping is done properly and is accurate, establishing positive relationship with community, monitoring site budget, overseeing testing and assessments, and analyzing data as needed.

Accomplishments:

  • Increased student online intervention program usage by 38 percentage points last school year.
  • Increased teacher online monitoring usage significantly over the last year thanks to quick and informative communications and weekly reports.
  • Maintained a high level of parent satisfaction for my roster
  • Turned in documents on time and with minimal errors

Hesperia Unified School District

AP Psychology Teacher
2014 - 2015 (1 year)

Job overview

  • Taught students in the subjects of AP Psychology, and standard Psychology
  • Developed lesson plans based on the AP College Board standards and the standards set forth by the American Psychological Association.

Accomplishments:

  • Taught students how to write APA style papers at a college level
  • Created instructional resources for use in the classroom
  • Managed grade-book
  • Utilized blended learning via the Blackboard on-line learning system
  • Taught students using multi-modalities including online and in-class work
  • Held a 90% class passage rate with a “B” or better.
  • Maintained high student satisfaction rate
  • Inspired students through the use of guest speakers as to the various careers in which Psychology can be used.

Park University

Psychology Teacher
2015 - 2015

Job overview

  • Prepared lessons and taught students content standards in the course of Positive Psychology in a blended online/in person hybrid model.

Accomplishments:

  • Taught students how to write papers at a college level.
  • Created instructional resources for use in the classroom.
  • Managed grade-book.
  • Utilized blended learning via online learning system.
  • Taught students using multi-modalities including online and in-class work.
  • Held a 90% class passage rate with a “B” or better.

Victor Valley College

Psychology Teacher
2012 - 2014 (2 years)

Job overview

  • Responsible for preparing lesson plans and teaching students about the field of social science called psychology, or the scientific study of the human mind and its functions, especially those affecting behavior in a given context.

Accomplishments:

  • Taught students how to write APA style papers at a college level
  • Created instructional resources for use in the classroom
  • Managed grade-book
  • Utilized blended learning via the Blackboard on-line learning system
  • Taught students using multi-modalities including online and in-class work
  • Held a 90% class passage rate with a “B” or better.
  • Maintained high student satisfaction rate
  • Inspired students through the use of guest speakers as to the various careers in which Psychology can be used.

Learning Matters Educational Group

Managing Director
2010 - 2014 (4 years)

Job overview

  • Managed the Independent study, home school, and virtual school program
  • Managed staff and students, and reported to the board regarding the accomplishments and needs of the school.

Accomplishments:

  • Developed curriculum in all subjects for grades K-12
  • Assisted with student and staff recruitment
  • Managed staff
  • Managed independent study, home school and virtual school teachers
  • Counseled students regarding behavior choices and effects on various school
  • and future decisions
  • Developed board agendas
  • Led teacher in-service trainings
  • Implemented Positive Behavioral Intervention Strategies (PBIS) to reduce
  • student discipline issues.
  • Led the WASC accreditation team leading to maximum term accreditation
  • Led the submittal of the PENSEC grant awarding the school with $375,000.00
  • Led in-service trainings for staff and students
  • Assisted in the development of the following plans:
  • LCAP
  • Safety Plan
  • Common Core
  • Special Education Procedures

Group Home Support Services

Social Worker
2010 - 2011 (1 year)

Job overview

  • Worked in collaboration with group home workers, employers, social workers, and clients to assist clients with various psycho-social, relational, and interpersonal problems.

Accomplishments:

  • Developed treatment plans and progress notes,
  • Wrote county reports as required by the agency,
  • Facilitated healthy communication between foster clients
  • Negotiated behavior plans between staff and clients.
  • Implemented school success contracts for students to succeed in school.

Boys and Girls Club

Counselor Trainee
2011 - 2011

Job overview

  • Worked with staff and students to assist in the development of the counselor trainee program, which helped students work through psycho-social issues which were affecting their well-being.

Accomplishments:

  • Assisted in the management of staff
  • Developed curriculum
  • Led staff in-service trainings
  • Counseled children, families, and staff on various issues such as behavior
  • problems and family relational problems
  • Assisted in the development of the counselor trainee program for that site.

Options for Youth Charter School

Leadership and Career Development/ Academic Recovery Teacher
2004 - 2010 (6 years)

Job overview

  • Assisted students in an independent study charter school in all subject areas in grades 7-12, instructed students in a classroom setting on various leadership and career skills as well as analyzed transcripts and assigned courses appropriately, lead the Student Activities Counsel, and assisted on the WASC accreditation team.

Accomplishments:

  • Taught students about the importance of:
  • Time management
  • Goal setting
  • Prioritizing education and other needs
  • Future Planning
  • Analyzed transcripts and assigned courses accordingly
  • Motivated “at-risk” students to complete their high school diploma
  • Led optional courses such as Student Activity Counsel which served to build a
  • sense of community and encouraged students to have the buy-in necessary to succeed in school.

Education

Chapman University

Master of Arts in Teaching
06.2011

University Overview

Chapman University

Master of Arts in Psychology- Marriage and Family Therapy
06.2011

University Overview

Chapman University

BA Psychology
04.2004

University Overview

Victor Valley Community College

AA Degree Liberal Arts
06.2002

University Overview

Skills

  • Instructional Design
  • Curriculum Design
  • Lesson Planning
  • Program Evaluation
  • Technology Integration
  • Business Management
  • Business Marketing
  • Budget Administration
  • Administrative Oversight
  • Regulatory Compliance
  • Cost Reduction
  • Business Development
  • Budget Development
  • Employee Development
  • Project Management
  • Hiring and Staffing
  • Verbal and Written Communication
  • Project-based learning advocate

Affiliations

Affiliations
  • Volunteer through local charitable opportunities to help serve the homeless in our community.

Timeline

Owner- Executive Director
Together We Learn Tutoring and Enrichment Center
2023 - Current (2 years)
CA Credential (CTC) Learning Coach
Granite Mountain Charter School
2020 - Current (5 years)
Director of Compliance
Granite Mountain Charter School
2021 - 2023 (2 years)
Achievement Administrator/Home School Teacher
Granite Mountain Charter School
2018 - 2023 (5 years)
Center Administrator/Independent Study Teacher
Oro Grande School District
2015 - 2018 (3 years)
AP Psychology Teacher
Hesperia Unified School District
2014 - 2015 (1 year)
Psychology Teacher
Park University
2015 - 2015
Psychology Teacher
Victor Valley College
2012 - 2014 (2 years)
Managing Director
Learning Matters Educational Group
2010 - 2014 (4 years)
Social Worker
Group Home Support Services
2010 - 2011 (1 year)
Counselor Trainee
Boys and Girls Club
2011 - 2011
Leadership and Career Development/ Academic Recovery Teacher
Options for Youth Charter School
2004 - 2010 (6 years)
Chapman University
Master of Arts in Teaching
Chapman University
Master of Arts in Psychology- Marriage and Family Therapy
Chapman University
BA Psychology
Victor Valley Community College
AA Degree Liberal Arts

Classes Taught at College Level:

Classes Taught at College Level:

Victor Valley College (2012-2015)

Psychology 101: Delivered a comprehensive course introducing students to the foundational concepts, theories, and methodologies of psychology. This course provided an overview of various psychological disciplines, including cognitive, developmental, social, and behavioral psychology. Employing a multifaceted teaching approach integrating lectures, discussions, multimedia resources, and interactive activities, the aim was to engage students in exploring psychological principles through real-world applications and case studies. Encouraging critical thinking and fostering an inclusive learning environment, the course sought to instill a deeper understanding of human behavior, cognitive processes, and the relevance of psychology in everyday life.

Psychology 133: Offered a comprehensive exploration of the historical context surrounding drug and alcohol abuse, delving into its profound implications on individuals, families, communities, and society at large. The course delves into the definitions of use, abuse, and addiction, while presenting the disease concept of addiction to offer a multifaceted understanding of these issues. Students will engage with discussions on the impact of substance abuse and addiction on various levels, from the individual to societal perspectives. Additionally, the course investigates the effectiveness and economic considerations of diverse treatment and rehabilitation models, fostering a critical analysis of approaches aimed at addressing substance abuse and promoting recovery.

Park University- 2015

Psychology 341- Taught on both the scientific and practical realms, centered on uncovering an individual's strengths and nurturing their positive development. This course is dedicated to examining the intricate facets of human potential, delving into the emotional and cognitive processes pivotal in enhancing an individual's overall well-being. Emphasis is placed on exploring how these factors cultivate prosocial behavior and the capacity to foster positive environments. By merging scientific insights with applied methodologies, students will explore strategies aimed at identifying and amplifying personal strengths, fostering resilience, and creating environments conducive to fostering positivity, growth, and thriving in both personal and communal contexts.

Credentials Held

Credentials Held
  • Valid Administrative Credential- Tier 2- 2018
  • Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential - English (Chapman University)
  • Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential - Psychology (Chapman University)
  • CSET passed 2005
  • CBEST passed 2003

References

References
References available upon request.

Classes Taught at College Level:

Classes Taught at College Level:

Victor Valley College (2012-2015)

Psychology 101: Delivered a comprehensive course introducing students to the foundational concepts, theories, and methodologies of psychology. This course provided an overview of various psychological disciplines, including cognitive, developmental, social, and behavioral psychology. Employing a multifaceted teaching approach integrating lectures, discussions, multimedia resources, and interactive activities, the aim was to engage students in exploring psychological principles through real-world applications and case studies. Encouraging critical thinking and fostering an inclusive learning environment, the course sought to instill a deeper understanding of human behavior, cognitive processes, and the relevance of psychology in everyday life.

Psychology 133: Offered a comprehensive exploration of the historical context surrounding drug and alcohol abuse, delving into its profound implications on individuals, families, communities, and society at large. The course delves into the definitions of use, abuse, and addiction, while presenting the disease concept of addiction to offer a multifaceted understanding of these issues. Students will engage with discussions on the impact of substance abuse and addiction on various levels, from the individual to societal perspectives. Additionally, the course investigates the effectiveness and economic considerations of diverse treatment and rehabilitation models, fostering a critical analysis of approaches aimed at addressing substance abuse and promoting recovery.

Park University- 2015

Psychology 341- Taught on both the scientific and practical realms, centered on uncovering an individual's strengths and nurturing their positive development. This course is dedicated to examining the intricate facets of human potential, delving into the emotional and cognitive processes pivotal in enhancing an individual's overall well-being. Emphasis is placed on exploring how these factors cultivate prosocial behavior and the capacity to foster positive environments. By merging scientific insights with applied methodologies, students will explore strategies aimed at identifying and amplifying personal strengths, fostering resilience, and creating environments conducive to fostering positivity, growth, and thriving in both personal and communal contexts.

Credentials Held

Credentials Held
  • Valid Administrative Credential- Tier 2- 2018
  • Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential - English (Chapman University)
  • Clear Single Subject Teaching Credential - Psychology (Chapman University)
  • CSET passed 2005
  • CBEST passed 2003

References

References
References available upon request.

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Whether you think you can or whether you think you can’t, you’re right!
Henry Ford
Danielle Moore