Leslie Mae Collins-Moore

Background

Collins-Moore, Leslie Mae was born in Memphis, Tennessee, United States. Daughter of Lonnie Roosevelt and Idessa (Young) Collins-Moore.

Education

Associate of Arts in Sociology, Wilson Junior College, 1968; Bachelor of Science in Home Economics, Chicago State University, 1971; Master of Science in Learning Disabilities, Chicago State University, 1982; Master of Arts in Administration and Supervision, Roosevelt U., 1991.

Career

Teacher, home economics, ORR High School, Chicago, 1971; teacher, home economics, Beale Upper Grade Center, Chicago, 1971-1973; teacher, home economics, Bowen High School, Chicago, 1973-1974; teacher, Esmond Elementary School, Chicago, 1974-1975; teacher, home economics, Richards Vocational School, Chicago, 1975-1980; substitute teacher, Fenger High School, Chicago, 1980-1981; teacher, learning disabled, Chicago Vocational High School, since 1981. Instructor, sewing Urban Skill Center, Chicago, 1978-1980, Malcolm X College, Chicago, 1974-1975.

Achievements

• Leslie Mae Collins-Moore has been listed as a noteworthy Special education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Volunteer American Red Cross, Chicago, 1973. Sponsor Future Homemakers American-Home Economics Related Occupations, Chicago, 1978-1980. Chairman Committee to Aid the Homeless.

Member ACD, Council for Exceptional Children.

Interests

• Avocations: aerobics, writing, reading, decorating.

Connections

Married Johnny E. Moore, December 25, 1992.

Father:

Lonnie Roosevelt Collins-Moore

Mother:

Idessa (Young) Collins-Moore

Spouse:

Johnny E. Moore