Thomas Moore
Conference speaker
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Musical Notes
* Thomas Moore will close
the Eleventh Annual Train
ing Conference of the Na
tional Head Start Associa
tion April 8 in Kansas City,
with a musical keynote.
It you have ever heard
Moore sing, you know that
he is not wasting his su
preme talent. He is putting
to use the knokwledge he
has gained from his B.A. in
Voice from the Manhat
tan School of Music (with a
specialty in opera).
But there is more to
Moore’s presentations that
simply a beautiful voice.
He has spoken nationally
combining his music with a
special message. •
“I corhblne my speech
' with my music,” Moore
explained. “I talk about
talent development and
self-esteem. We are all
talented and without self
esteem, a child can end up
in crime dr dropping out of
school instead of develop-
' ing his-her talents.”
Moore has worked with
the Head Start on the na
tional level sharing key
note sessions with Tony
Brown, Leon Sullivan, Ju
lian Bond and others. His
philosophy is not only
based upon children, how
ever. “One reason why I
like the Head Start pro
gram is because it in
volves the parents as well.
Head Start is the only
organization for young
children which includes pa
rents in its philosophy
and involvement. I’ve
been to conferences where
more than 1,000 parents
participated. ”
,JJoore is concerned
about what the youth,
senior citizens and the po
pulation in general are
saying. “The need in our
communities is for us to
be more concerned with
what others are saying
and being fair to others.
There are possibilities in
every community but they
stop when we criticize. We
need to hear what others
have to say.”
Moore has authored a
book, “The Saturday
Notebook,” a diary lor
children and parents to use
together to increase com
munication skills. He also
has five albums and three
singles of recordings for
children.
Since his involvement
with Head Start (which
was launched in 1965), he
has supported the organ
ization in its efforts against
poverty. Head Start is de
signed to help economic
ally disadvantaged three to
five year olds achieve their
full potential,
Over 5,000 delegates are
expected to attend the Na
tional Head Start Associa
tion’s 11th Annual Train
ing Conference.
Also during April, the
Social Service Compon
ent of the local Beth
lehem Center Project Head
Start will be taking ap
plications for the 1984-85
program year.
Head Start not only
serves three to five year
olds in Charlotte, but also
service handicapped child
ren regardless of their in
come.
To apply a parent or
guardian must provide
proof of income such as a
1983 income tax form, 1983
W-2 forms, statement from
employer. Veteran’s Be
nefits, Social Security or
Aid to Families with De
pendent Children Award
Letter.
Also, parents need to
bring the child’s shot re
cord and birth certificate.
There are 14 locations
where parents can register
between the dates of April
,5-26. f. For more informa
tion, 1 call 372-0852 or
333-0203 from 8 a.m. until
4:30 B.m. week-days.
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