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Hi, I'm Mrs. Moore! I'm an Engineering and Digital Literacy teacher here at Twin Falls High School, where I teach Digital Literacy, Robotics/Intro to Engineering, Principles of Engineering, and Engineering Design and Development. I was born right here in Twin Falls, and I've spent 17 years in education. I graduated from Camas County High School in Fairfield, Idaho, then earned an Associate of Science in Engineering from Montana Tech before heading to Idaho State University for my Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education. Along the way, I picked up certifications in special education (K-12) and elementary education (K-8), and last year I finished my CTE (Career and Technical Education) certification, which allows me to teach the classes I teach today. Why do I teach this? I love solving problems and helping others do the same — and honestly, my favorite thing I've ever built is a good LEGO creation (I never really grew out of it!).
Outside the classroom, I'm the head coach of our robotics team and assistant coach for esports, helping out Mrs. LaMarche, our head esports coach. I'm also the advisor for our Technology Student Association (TSA) chapter, and I'd love for you to join — it's a great way to sharpen your tech and engineering skills while building leadership skills too. My promise to you this year: quality learning experiences that set you up for whatever's next — more courses, college, a trade, or straight into the workforce. We'll build sharp technical skills together, and just as importantly, become better humans along the way.
Mrs. LaMarche and her daughter in DC
Welcome to class! I have three adult children and just celebrated my 26th wedding anniversary. I also spent part of my summer near Washington, D.C., at the National TSA competition. Fun fact: next year's TSA competition is in Florida! . 🙌 ☀️✨ You should come too! Listen closely to our school announcements and in-class updates to find out how you can join TSA very soon.
I joined the Bruin staff in 2016, bringing over 20 years of industry experience from Technical Management & Support at Fortune 50 companies to running my own design and development projects as an entrepreneur. I also coach our Esports & Robotics teams during the spring and fall seasons!
I believe technology exists to solve real-world problems, and I strive every day to inspire an excitement for creative Computer Science applications in my students. My classroom functions like a modern workplace: learning is project-based, technical, and heavily focused on essential professional skills like teamwork, communication, flexibility, and time management. My goal is to ensure every student leaves prepared for successful internships, college, and beyond.