Teaching since age eight in her basement, Veronica joined NYC's competitive Teaching Fellowship program with an 85% rejection rate.

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Veronica Moore's teaching career started at age eight, in the basement of her home, tutoring her five younger siblings on a blackboard drilled to the wall. That early calling led her to New York's Byram Hills district in 2002, working across subjects to support students with mild-to-moderate special needs while she completed a triple-major degree in anthropology, biology, and chemistry, graduating cum laude.

Veronica went on to the highly competitive New York City Teaching Fellowship, earning her Master's in Science Education from CUNY and teaching at a New Visions charter high school in the South Bronx, where she founded the college guidance program and coordinated readiness partnerships with CUNY, NYU, and Columbia. She's since consulted full-time in Westchester and Fairfield counties, working with students facing executive function challenges, dyslexia, ADHD, and sensory differences, alongside recruited athletes and gifted teens headed to schools ranging from state universities to the Ivy League. She lives in Connecticut with her husband and four sons.

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Master's Degree Masters of Science, Education The City University of New York

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