Kasiopia Moore-Watts
Kasiopia Moore-Watts is energy and love personified. She serves as the Middle School Principal at Campbell Hall in Studio City, where she made history as the first African American principal in the school’s 80-year legacy. Leading with what she calls radical love, Kasiopia is deeply committed to cultivating belonging, brilliance, and purpose in every student and educator she serves. With leadership experience as both a Principal and Assistant Principal at KIPP Schools, and advanced degrees in Secondary Education from Loyola Marymount University, Kasiopia brings academic rigor, relational leadership, and a deep belief in human potential to her work.
Current Workshops
Women Rising: Cultivating Clarity, Courage, and Community
Born out of the powerful conversations and reflection at the CATDC Women + Leadership Conference, Women Rising creates an intentional space for women leaders to pause, reflect, and grow together. Beginning with a retreat grounded in nature and community, and continuing with a combination of in-person and virtual convening, participants will explore the inner work of leadership while strengthening the tools needed to lead schools, teams, and communities with confidence and authenticity.