Pictured to left to right. - Mr. Tennon, Mrs. Moore.

Ms. Moore has been teaching elementary music for over 20 years, including the last eight years with Detroit Public Schools Community District (DPSCD). Throughout her career, she has dedicated herself to nurturing a love of music in her students, believing that music is not only a subject to learn but also a language of the heart that connects people across cultures and generations. Her classroom is filled with rhythm, melody, and movement, as she encourages children to explore their creativity, discover their voices, and build confidence through performance and self-expression. Music has always been Ms. Moore’s passion, and she considers it her life’s mission to share that passion with young learners. She works tirelessly to create lessons that are both joyful and meaningful, ensuring that her students walk away with not only musical skills but also a deeper appreciation for the arts. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of music as a tool for growth—helping children develop discipline, teamwork, and an outlet for imagination.

Dwayne Tennon is a dedicated and passionate physical education teacher with 19 years of experience inspiring students to lead active, healthy lifestyles. A proud graduate of Wayne State University, he brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to every class, helping students build not only physical skills but also confidence, teamwork, and resilience. His love for sports is evident in everything he does, and he especially enjoys coaching athletes and guiding them to reach their full potential on and off the field. Beyond the classroom, Dwayne continues to live the active lifestyle he teaches—he’s an avid runner who enjoys setting new personal goals and challenging himself. His commitment to staying active serves as a powerful example for his students, showing them that fitness can be both fun and lifelong. Known for his encouraging spirit, energy, and dedication, Dwayne is proud to play a role in shaping healthier, stronger, and more motivated students year after year.