This Alabama Black Educator Nurtures the Love for Learning

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Yellowhammer State is filled with great African American leaders from the past, present, and future. We thank our West Alabama community partners, the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Delta Phi Lambda Chapter, and the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Eta Xi Omega Chapter, for their continued support.

Black History Maker of Alabama - Cory T. Moore 

Cory T. Moore stands as a committed educator, accomplished musician, motivational coach, and devoted husband. With a fervent dedication to nurturing the love for learning, he has dedicated 22 years to shaping young minds as a middle school teacher. His approach not only imparts knowledge but also cultivates a genuine passion for learning among his students. In addition, he takes pride in creating a trusting environment where students feel comfortable confiding in him, going the extra mile to ensure their needs are met both inside and outside the classroom.

In the realm of music, his talents shine as he has founded choirs and served as a church musician for an impressive 27 years. Currently, he contributes his musical gifts at Bethel Baptist Church, a place where his father, Rev. Schmitt Moore, has ministered for four decades.

Cory's coaching abilities extend far beyond the confines of the classroom, reaching into the realm of athletics where he mentors and guides young athletes. Through his coaching, he instills the values of teamwork, discipline, and perseverance, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of those he mentors.

Beyond his professional accomplishments, he is a loving husband, celebrating 17 years of marriage with Latonya Moore, and is the proud father of two wonderful children. His unwavering support and love form a sturdy foundation for his family, bringing fulfillment to his relationships with his loved ones.

Black History recognition in Alabama is important because the struggle and sacrifices others made on our behalf should never go unnoticed. We ARE because of those who came before us. We continue to stand on the shoulders of many who paved the way for us to be as great as we want to be. - Cory T. Moore

His diverse talents and unwavering commitment make him a standout figure, leaving a lasting impression in both his professional and personal spheres, positively influencing all those fortunate enough to be around him.

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