Continuous improvement is at the forefront of success for Moore County Schools and is an integral part of the 'Moore County Way'. Grounded in a commitment to educator excellence, strong leadership, safety, and effective operations, continuous improvement guides every decision and initiative across the district. By consistently evaluating practices, implementing innovative strategies, and focusing on outcomes for students, Moore County Schools ensures that teaching and learning remain at the highest level for every child.
Dr. Heather Stewart currently serves as the Innovation and Special Projects Coordinator for Moore County Schools. She brings more than 25 years of experience in public education, with a career dedicated to supporting teachers, strengthening instruction, and advancing student learning.
Prior to this role, Dr. Heather Stewart served as a middle school English Language Arts teacher and an elementary school teacher before transitioning to leadership as a literacy coach. Her career also includes serving as a regional literacy and special education consultant, professional development consultant, adjunct professor, Assistant Director for PAR, and Assistant Director for C&I positions that highlight her broad expertise in instructional leadership and educator development.
Heather Stewart holds a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Allegheny College, a Master’s in Education from John Carroll University, a Literacy Specialist license from John Carroll University, a School Administration License from the University of Dayton, and a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) from East Carolina University.
Dr. Heather Stewart, Innovation and Special Projects Coordinator