I am a graduate of Pollard McCall Junior High School and Flomaton High School.  I attended Jefferson Davis Community College where I received an Associate in Arts degree in 1992. After completing my Associate degree, I attended Auburn University at Montgomery, receiving a Bachelor's in Education Degree in the area of Speech Pathology and Audiology.  In 1999, I graduated from AUM, earning a Master's Degree in Education in the area of Collaborative Special Education K-6.

I began my teaching career in 1995 as the speech therapist for Holley-Navarre Intermediate School in Navarre, Florida. Then in December, 1996, I was hired as speech therapist for Flomaton Elementary School, where I currently serve as the Speech Therapist for Flomaton Elementary School, Flomaton High School, Pollard-McCall School, and the preschools and preschoolers in the surrounding communities. Since being hired in Escambia County in 1996, I have worked as a Speech Therapist in Flomaton Elementary School, Flomaton High School, Escambia County Alternative School, Huxford Elementary School, Rachel Patterson Elementary School, Pollard McCall School, W. S. Neal High School, W. S. Neal Middle School, Flomaton First Baptist Daycare, Friendship Learning Lodge Preschool, and I have been in many homes in the community. I have met many, many wonderful people, and been in many great schools through the years!!

I have lived in Escambia County, Alabama all of my life,  except for the short time that I taught in Navarre, Florida. I am married to Danny Moye and I have two step-children, Madison and Austin Moye. They are both adults now and out of high school. Madison is attending the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Austin lives in Pensacola, Florida. We have a sweet little pomeranian fur-baby that gets all our attention named Boogs. We continue to be a family of die-hard Auburn fans and will forever be HURRICANE STRONG!!

War Eagle!     Go Canes!