 Principal's Message
“One Vision, One Mission, One Common Purpose”
Our School Goals which will guide instruction for the 2009-2010 school year are:
A.C. Moore Performance Goals
Literacy: Eighty percent of students in grades 2-5 will increase Reading MAP scores by at least 5%. Eighty percent of students in grades K-1 will read at or above grade level based on Dominie text leveling at the end of the year.
Technology: Eighty-five percent of the teachers will create weekly lesson plans that enhance student literacy through the use of technology, such as United Streaming, Smart Boards, computer programs, etc.
Arts: All students will participate in the arts through literacy, technology instruction, and artists-in-residence.
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- Chantelle Baker-Parnell, Ph.D.
School Announcements"Our main focus is student learning and the main place is our schools."
- Dr. Percy Mack, Superintendent
Vision Statement
A.C. Moore Elementary School, in collaboration with an engaged community, is committed to ensuring each learner achieves his/her potential in a safe, caring, creative, academically challenging and diverse learning environment that will develop productive citizens for a changing world.
Mission Statement
Recognizing that every child is a special individual, the faculty and staff at A.C. Moore Elementary, with support and cooperation from family and community, has a mission to provide a safe and nurturing environment where creative, innovative, and research-based instruction leads to academic excellence, while encouraging life-long learners to become responsible and productive members of society.
School Beliefs
School beliefs were drawn up by members of the staff and community at A.C. Moore Elementary School. It is expected that the students, parents, and staff demonstrate these beliefs in all that is done in school.
We believe…
• Learning is a life-long process.
• In using a variety of instructional methods and approaches.
• In character education, life skills, and healthy habits.
• In the integration of arts, literacy and technology throughout
the curriculum.
• The learning process is a shared responsibility between the
school and community.
Debbie Adair - Teacher of the Year! 
I was born in Louisville, Kentucky. I received my B.A. in Early Childhood Education and Elementary Education at Murray State University, and my M.A. as a Reading Specialist at the University of Louisville. I have been married for 25 years and have 2 sons. My older son, Mason, is 24 and lives in Columbia. My younger son, Robert, is 21 and lives in Miami, Florida. In the past 25 years I have taught PreK through 5th grade, been a Coordinator of Religious Education, and the head of Afterschool Care. Since my husband was in the military, I have taught in Kentucky, Texas, Germany, and Columbia. I’ve been at A.C. Moore for the past 8 years.
AC Moore Elementary School is an Arts in Basic Curriculum (ABC) Advancement Site.
This grant, provided by the SC Arts Commission, supports ongoing comprehensive planning, strategic projects and implementation of standards-based arts education initiatives, including artist residencies and residency-plus activities. Through our Strategic Arts Plan we have addressed how we will deliver a comprehensive arts education (dance, music, theatre, visual arts and creative writing) to the school population. We have also received the Distinguished Arts Program grant through the South Carolina Department of Education, which is currently being used to build a Creative Arts Technology Lab. Through these grants, our arts specialists and classroom teachers have attended various professional developments on how to integrate the arts into the basic curriculum. Each child at AC Moore Elementary School receives visual art and music classes weekly, as well as the opportunity to participate in dance, drama, chorus, and art club during after-school hours.
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