Diana Moore

Non-Partisan | Florida

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Candidate Profile

Orange County Public Schools School Board, District 3 Florida Republican Primary and School Boards | August 18, 2026

Liberal

BIOGRAPHY

EDUCATION

National College of Education, Evanston, BA

WORK & MILITARY

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AFFILIATIONS

St. John Vianney, Volunteer

POLITICAL OFFICES HELD

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POLITICAL OFFICES SOUGHT

District 3 School Board, 2026-

SELECTED CONTRIBUTIONS


LIBERAL
GIVEN BY CANDIDATE (5)

Nate Douglas (2023)

Pam Dirschka (2018)

National Education Association (national, state & local affiliates) (2014)

Victor Torres (2012)

Amy Mercado (2010)

RECEIVED BY CANDIDATE (0)

SELECTED FINANCIAL SOURCE DOCUMENTS

Complete list of candidate's Campaign Finance Reports can be found on the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website.

OTHER INFORMATION

QUESTIONNAIRE

RIGHT TO LIFE

Human life deserves legal protection from conception until natural death.

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What role should the school serve in helping a student with an unwanted or crisis pregnancy?

A school counselor, can help a student begin with the conversation with parents, as well as guidance to what community resources are available for families.


ECONOMY

Student loan forgiveness unfairly shifts the financial burden to those not responsible for student debt.

Neutral

Who is offering the loan forgiveness? Recently, individual donors have forgiven student debt at medical schools. It is a benefit to a community to have more doctors trained.

What is your position on government funding of public education from Pre-K through college?

I believe in public education. I believe in choice. We can do better and continue to offer choices within the public education system. 1) Safety is a priority with a School Resource Officer on every Campus. 2) We have virtual ed., magnet schools, career technical Ed to receive industry certifications, ESOL classes for adults, dual enrollment allowing students to get college credit while in high school. We have ESE services and gifted education. Let’s survey parents and students for other choices


RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

With regard to public schools, what does "separation of church and state" mean to you?

It means parents can choose to have religious education added to their child’s basic studies through the choices they make when choosing schools.


IMMIGRATION

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) enhances the safety and security of communities by identifying and detaining illegal aliens.

Neutral

ICE should not be on school campuses disrupting and frightening children. Children are at school to be educated in a safe location. ICE can do their job off of and away from school campuses.We should be worried and educating the community about missing children and the prevalence of children being taken for sex trafficking. People in unmarked vans without ID can be working to steal children for sex trafficking. We must keep children safe.


EDUCATION

Abortion and gender-affirming providers, including Planned Parenthood, should be a resource for instruction or services in the school.

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I do not know the legal parameters of this question or the age of the students. This falls under state legislation.

Consequences for bad behavior create a safe and orderly environment, which is essential for student learning.

Agree

Schools are a place for learning. Disruptions to their education are not acceptable. There is a Code of Conduct policy updated yearly through a process with input, to educate parents on their rights. If a student doesn’t follow the rules, they go through the levels 1-4 all the way to expulsion but parents need to be involved and have the opportunity to be aware of when their children are questioned in any investigations or waive that right. School detention, and PASS programs work to remove them

Educators should give students a thorough education in America's founding documents and cultivate American patriotism.

Strongly Agree

As a teacher, I love teaching history to children through stories, at the appropriate levels for child development. I encourage the emphasis on democracy and how we achieved the rights we love through the Constitutional Convention and the amendment process. We have a representative government, and voting is a basic right. I believe in equal civil rights that were fought for and implemented. I encourage students to always participate in the civic process. I vote to model that in every election.

I support eliminating the U.S. Department of Education and giving control back to states and communities.

Neutral

I believe that there are federal programs like Exceptional Education programs that need protection Al and a federal agency has done that. As we look at the many tasks under their umbrella, I believe several belong with the state and local agency. The questions does not break down the perview of the DOE so I believe a review of many of our government agencies every few years to on the federal state and local level is a great idea. Who would fairly be able toreview this, would have to be decided.

If you support the teaching of Sex Ed, please answer the following question: Sexual education should include these topics (list all that apply and add your own, if needed) -- abortion methods and side effects; abstinence; consent; contraceptive methods; human anatomy/the reproductive system; physical and emotional health outcomes; sex acts and pleasures of sex; sexual orientation and gender identity; stages of pregnancy and fetal development

I was responsible for teaching this topic to 6 th graders my first year of teaching. The curriculum was set by the state through standards voted on by state representatives. There were topics we did not address, at that time. Parents had the right to consent or refuse their child be in the class. As a teacher, my role was to present information and not give my opinion or personal beliefs. I know children need the information. It is up to parents to decide if the school can assist in that process

Please list in order the following priorities in relation to the role of a K-12 public school (omitting any that do not apply): American History, Art & Music, Civics, Critical Race Theory, Foreign Language, Gender Identity, Information Technology, Language Arts, Mathematics, Personal Finances, Physical Fitness, Political Activism, Science, Sexuality, Social Emotional Learning, Vocational Learning

Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, career Ed, P.E., Art, Music education. Electives are determined by the state, and Florida has recently included a personal finance literacy course to be a required elective for one semester between 9-12 grade. The goal of education is to create students who can critically think, solve problems using basic knowledge, learn to read and develop into productive citizens.

Public schools should prioritize academic achievement and building character necessary to preserve American traditions and self-government.

Neutral

We do have the responsibility of building academic achievement but character is built in partnership with parents. If there is not any influence at home, we will model kindness, acceptance, and support for others in school.

School choice creates competition, and that competition will push public schools to improve their educational systems.

Neutral

Competition has shown the public schools to be superior in the grading system set up by Jen Bush. They rise to the level every year in Orange County due to hard work by students and teachers every year. Strict requirements for certified teachers, hours of professional development, recertification hours, etc.should be universal requirements for all teachers of our students. We should not lower expectations for teachers because they work at a charter or private school, nor home schooled students.


VALUES

Biological males should be allowed to participate in women's sports or occupy biological women's spaces whether it be bathrooms, locker rooms, sorority houses, women's shelters, or prison.

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Briefly describe your spiritual beliefs and values.

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Government should recognize and support the fundamental right and essential duty of parents to direct their child's health and educational well-being.

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I support the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., that people should be judged by the content of their character and not the color of their skin.

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Marriage is a God-ordained, sacred and legal union of one man and one woman. No government has the authority to alter this definition.

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Mental health conditions such as anorexia and gender dysphoria need to be treated, not affirmed.

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School library books that have literary value, as determined by experts, should be exempt from obscenity laws.

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ELECTIONS AND VOTING

People should be able to vote without photo identification.

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ABOUT YOU

Have you ever been convicted of a felony? If so, please explain.

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Have you ever been penalized for sexual misconduct in either civil or criminal court? If so, please explain.

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I voted in these primaries and general elections:

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What political party are you affiliated with?

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When you consider your views on a wide range of issues from economic and social matters to immigration and religious liberty, which of the following best describes you overall?

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2ND AMENDMENT

Faculty who are licensed to carry and have had ongoing training should be allowed to carry guns at school in order to respond to an active shooter situation.

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