Becca Moore
Becca Moore is a dynamic leader, award-winning author, and passionate educator based in Massillon, Ohio. Currently serving as Student Services Coordinator for the Massillon City School District, she has dedicated more than a decade to guiding and empowering students to reach their fullest potential. Becca holds dual master’s degrees in Educational Leadership and School Counseling from the University of Cincinnati and the University of Dayton. Her commitment to service and mentorship extends beyond the classroom, where she works to inspire resilience, self-belief, and purpose in the lives of young people.
In addition to her educational leadership, Becca is an accomplished author with Tucker D Press, where her acclaimed works Massillon Against the World and Angel on a Bridge have both earned widespread recognition. Her debut book on the 2023 Massillon Tigers Football Championship season received multiple honors at The BookFest 2024, including first place in Memoirs. Her most recent release, Angel on a Bridge: A Memoir, reflects a deeply personal journey of healing, courage, and hope—offering readers an authentic look at overcoming life’s most difficult challenges and finding light on the other side of pain.
Beyond writing and administration, Becca is an accomplished coach and athlete. As Head Coach for the Massillon Tigers Girls Flag Football team and State Champion Junior High Track Coach, she fosters excellence, teamwork, and perseverance both on and off the field. A dedicated ultra runner and community advocate, Becca embodies the values of determination, service, and heart-driven leadership. Through every endeavor—whether in education, athletics, or writing—she continues to prove that no matter your circumstances, you control your destiny.
• University of Cincinnati - MS
• Author Award for Massillon Against The World
• OATCCC Coach of The Year Junior High
• One Tiger Heritage Award
• The Soroptimist Ruby Award
• Girl Talk
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to the deep-rooted calling to serve that runs in my family’s bloodline. My journey began in journalism, but I soon felt drawn to education—where I discovered my true purpose in bridging the gap between schools and parents, particularly in the field of special education. As an award-winning author and dedicated administrator, I take pride in my co-published book, which has received three awards, and I’m eagerly anticipating the release of my memoir in March. Among my achievements, the one that holds the most meaning for me is receiving the Soroptimist Ruby Award, honoring the impact I’ve made in the lives of other women.
My success has been shaped by mental strength, resilience, and compassion—qualities honed through the challenges of COVID and the heartbreaking loss of students. Every day, I strive to support my teachers and students through their moments of doubt and celebrate their growth and triumphs.
Outside of work, I recharge by running trails with my German Shepherd, racing, traveling, and writing. These pursuits remind me to stay grounded, grateful, and continually inspired by the world around me.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering this industry is simple but powerful: wake up every day knowing your “why.” You must lead with purpose, keep your heart grounded in certainty, and maintain a strong, focused mind. This mindset has guided me through the toughest moments in my career and remains at the core of my success. When you know why you do what you do, challenges become lessons, and perseverance turns into purpose.