A trusted instructional partner with proven schoolwide leadership experience, a passion for educator development, and a clear focus on student growth.
Jamelia currently serves as a K–5 Math Instructional Support Teacher, Assessment Lead, PBIS Coach, and Lead Mentor with an assigned mentee.
Her work sits at the intersection of instructional practice, educator development, assessment, collaboration, and student success. She believes meaningful improvement happens when educators have the right support, useful evidence, and trusted partnerships.
Building stronger instruction by building educator capacity.
Supporting teachers through collaborative planning, instructional conversations, modeling, and actionable feedback.
Using assessment evidence, data analysis, goal setting, and progress monitoring to inform instructional action.
Helping create positive, consistent systems that support student behavior, belonging, and schoolwide success.
Developing educator capacity through mentoring, reflection, professional learning, and trusted partnership.
A decade-plus of education and leadership experience across instructional practice, student support, assessment, and school operations.
Facilitates collaborative planning and data-talk meetings, reviews lesson plans, coaches teachers, leads PBIS supports, partners with administrators, and facilitates professional learning.
Delivered standards-aligned instruction and collaborated with grade-level peers on cross-curricular planning and PBIS initiatives.
Planned instruction, differentiated learning, monitored student progress, and used assessment evidence to inform practice.
Delivered curriculum, supported small groups, used data to drive instruction, and served on a Strategic Planning/Learning Team.
Managed student data, reporting, records, registration, scheduling, financial records, and school-office operations.
Grand Canyon University
Clayton State University
Atlanta Metropolitan College
Jamelia S. Moore, M.Ed. brings a people-centered approach to instructional leadership, coaching, mentoring, and educator development.
Her work connects instructional practice, assessment, collaboration, and student success. She believes the strongest improvement happens when educators have meaningful support, useful evidence, and trusted partnerships.
Building educator capacity so students experience stronger instruction, stronger support, and stronger outcomes.
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