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polaris class
with Ms. Moberly
our seventh grade
Seventh grade intro paragraph coming soon
polaris class teacher
Misti Moberly
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Misti Moberly has been teaching singing and music for 12 years. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music: Vocal Performance and has a profound love of teaching. She brought music to young families and individual voice students and eventually developed a music program for preschools. While working as a music teacher at Daybreak Academy, she felt the call to be a classroom teacher.
She has since found her true home in Waldorf education and is humbled and honored to be part of such a profound movement and community.
Misti spends much of her free time with her husband, three children and rascally beagle. She enjoys creating, crafting, reading, hiking, camping and singing.
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When students feel safe and valued then the academic pursuits of the class are able to flourish.
—Misti Moberly, Polaris Class Teacher
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