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About Syreeta Moore, Founder

Syreeta Moore, a native Chicagoan, attended St. Anselm elementary school, and graduated from St. Francis de Sales High School. She has a B.S. in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and a M.Ed in Supervision and Educational Leadership from National Louis University. 

She is an innovative and competent educator eager to bring students into the twenty-first century using a unique combination of education experience coupled with an engineering background. She has twenty five years of experience in the field of education. She has experienced phenomenal success as a teacher (math, science, computers, and lifeskills), mentor, counselor, and blended learning coordinator, working within non-for-profit high schools located in low-income urban communities. Her strengths include strategic thinking, service leadership, impact and influence, team leadership, developing others, instructional leadership, accountability, driving for results, leading and managing change, building and maintaining collaborative relationships, operational excellence, and planning and organizing.

My Story

My first true experience as an educator was with my daughter. As her mother, I am charged with the responsibility of being her first teacher of everything. When my daughter was one year old, I heard her singing a Jay Z song, Izzo. For those of you who are unfamiliar, it is a song in which he spells his name HOVA. I immediately recognized my daughter melodically spelling HOVA, so I used the same melody to teach her how to spell her own name. She got it instantly. I realized her brain is a sponge, so I started teaching her all types of things even Spanish. The ability to recite things came first, understanding and connection came later. Each summer, I held summer educational camps at the kitchen table, always working ahead on the skills needed for future grades. It was this dedication to creating a strong foundation of knowledge that lead her on her successful educational journey. In seventh grade, she received a 20 on her pre-ACT, then as a junior she received a 29 on her first try. She graduated from Whitney Young High School with honors, and attended my alma mater the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with a full scholarship. Recently, she  graduated from UIUC earning high honors with a 3.7 gpa, and was selected as the graduation speaker. She is currently the CEO of her own business, and a graduate student seeking a MBA at the University of Illinois Chicago. She is truly my very first success story as an educator, and it is with my daughter that Moore Learning was first created. I use the same focus to target foundational cracks and create positive learning experiences for all of my students as a teacher. 

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