The Kansas Teachers’ Hall of Fame has announced the induction of Erma Moses, a distinguished educator with nearly 40 years of dedicated service in Kansas schools. Mrs. Moses, who retired from USD 405 Lyons, has been recognized for her exceptional contributions to the teaching profession and her unwavering commitment to student success.
Throughout her career, Mrs. Moses taught various levels of secondary math, including Algebra I, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and Statistics. Her innovative teaching methods, such as the Barbie Bungee Jump experiment, engaged students in hands-on learning and fostered critical thinking skills. Her classroom was known for its welcoming environment, where every student felt valued and motivated to succeed.
Mrs. Moses’s influence extended beyond the classroom. She was a mentor to fellow teachers, a coach for math competition teams, and an active participant in community and church activities. Her dedication to education was evident in her involvement with the Kansas Association of Teachers of Mathematics, where she authored contest questions and presented at conventions.
Her numerous awards and recognitions, including being named USD 405 District Teacher of the Year multiple times and receiving the Ray and Evelyn Lippelmann Outstanding Teacher Award, highlight her impact on the educational community. Mrs. Moses’s legacy is marked by her ability to inspire students and colleagues alike, making her a deserving inductee into the Kansas Teachers’ Hall of Fame.
Erma Moses’s induction is a testament to her lifelong commitment to education and her profound influence on countless students and educators. The community celebrates her achievements and honors her remarkable career.
