Principal's Corner

Robert A. Moore, Principal 

Dear Carver Community,

 

I am honored to lead a school with such persevering students, an extremely dedicated staff, and a supportive school community.  I feel very fortunate to be part of this school and to support the students and families of this great community. 

I have been a resident of the Mississippi Delta all of my life.   My dedication to the field of education can be seen through my service of more than 13 years as an educator and spending most of my life as a student.  As an Assistant Principal, Exceptional Education teacher, U.S. History teacher, and club sponsor, working with students from kindergarten through 12th grade, I have seen the power of education to enhance student's lives and their families.  My educational philosophy can be summarized by saying, “I believe every student deserves an opportunity to succeed daily.”  I am thrilled to utilize my skills as an educational leader at Carver Elementary School and partner with parents to ensure each child's success.  Because the relationships between families and schools are vital to the success of our students, I encourage all parents to become involved in every way possible.

I look forward to meeting you soon!  

Sincerely,

Robert A. Moore, Ed.S.

 

Robert A Moore, Principal

Latousha Johnson, Assistant Principal 

Greetings Carver Elementary Family,

With excitement and gratitude, I write this introduction as the new Assistant Principal of Carver Elementary School. As a native of Sunflower County, I am truly honored to serve in this capacity. I look forward to supporting all students with a
safe and positive environment conducive to high levels of learning. 

Before entering the education profession, I earned my Bachelor of Science degree from Mississippi Valley State University. Afterward, I earned two master's and a specialist degree from Delta State University, with the latter being in School Leadership and Administration. I started my teaching career in 2000 at Carver Lower Elementary School, teaching Kindergarten. During my tenure, I also taught 1st and 2nd grades. After eight years, I moved to Inverness Elementary, where I
taught 3rd /4th grade ELA for six years. Before accepting the Assistant Principal
position here, I served as the librarian at Gentry High School.

I look forward to meeting and working with our Carver Family as we grow throughout the school year.


 

 

                                                                                                 



Latousha Johnson