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Friday, February 26, 2016 | Best of Madison County 2016 7

Join Us For

Customer Appreciation Day!

FEB.

279AM - 3PM

115 South Park Ave (State Rd 9 North)Alexandria 765-724-4306

Come Celebrate with us at the BEST Flower Shop in Madison CountyOUSLELY’S HARVEST GARDENS

20% OFF YOUR PURCHASE

2016

Anderson University, where she earned a degree in elementary education.

She was an active cheerleader and sponsors Pendleton Middle School’s cheer program, Lord said. In addition, she’s president of the South Madison Classroom Teachers Association.

“I’ve never wanted to be anything else but a teacher,” Moore said. “I can’t imagine being anything else.”

Moore describes herself as firm but fair in the classroom, someone who blends “old school” high expectations with the new technology currently being incorporated into education.

“There’s always time for fun in learn-ing,” though.

That’s part of the reason why Lord likes to pair student teachers with Moore.

Because she was born and raised in Pendleton, Moore knows many of the parents whose children she teaches, Lord added.

Moore said she’s incorporated new technology in the classroom, but “I’m going to hold on to my old-style teach-ing values. The teacher is still the No. 1 tool in the classroom, and not your computer.”