Maudrie M. Walton Elementary School
Faculty
Principal
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tiffany.moody@fwisd.org
817-815-3300
Dr. Tiffany Moody
Dr. Tiffany Moody holds a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary studies with a specialization in Early Childhood Education from Prairie View A&M University. Her career started as an elementary teacher in 2004 in Alief Independent School District located on the southwest side of Houston, TX. She went on to obtain a master’s degree in Educational Leadership from the University of St. Thomas - Houston and during that time transitioned to Houston Independent School District. Dr. Moody holds a Doctor of Education in Ethical Leadership degree from University of St. Thomas - Houston as well. Her 22-year career has been in urban education as she has worked extensively in Texas public schools by completing 10 years of classroom teaching experience at the elementary level, four years of literacy coaching, and five years as an assistant principal.
Dr. Moody believes in molding global citizens through the education that is provided for students, as the idea is to prepare students for college, career, or civic life. Dr. Moody has a strong belief in a transdisciplinary curriculum in which learning is done through real-world applications, taking the learning beyond the classroom. Students must understand how what they are learning applies to their everyday life. Providing a hands-on experience for students creates an episodic experience that leaves a lasting understanding of the world around them. Dr. Moody is very passionate about learning and strives to make that an excellent experience for each and every student.
Assistant Principal
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Dr. Melonee Harris
melonee.harris@fwisd.org
817-815-3300
Dr. Melonee Harris has been an educator in FWISD for 25+ years. Her beginning days of teaching began at T. A. Simms Elementary, as a Special Education teacher. She later taught at South Hills High School, which sparked her interest in pursuing a career as an administrator. She became an administrator for twenty-three years. She has been an Assistant Principal at Arlington Heights High School, Glencrest Sixth Grade, Rufino Mendoza Elementary and Hazel Harvey Peace Elementary. Dr. Harris was born in Odessa, TX, but raised in Fort Worth. She is a Cum Laude graduate of Oscar Dean Wyatt High School. She later received her Bachelors of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, with a minor in Special Education from Texas Woman’s University. She received her Masters of Education in Administration from Texas Christian University. One of her goals in life was to pursue her Doctoral Degree in Education which she accomplished from Nova Southeastern University with a concentration in Curriculum and Program Development. Her next future goals are to become a Principal, Dean of Instruction at the College Level, or a Director of Special Education. Dr. Harris powerfully believes that it takes a village to educate a child. She is honored and proud to be the Assistant Principal at M. M. Walton Elementary