Moises Cisneros-Rosales Joins Early Childhood Center as Assistant Principal

Moises Cisneros-Rosales will be taking on a new role as Alexandria City Public School’s (ACPS) Early Childhood Center (ECC) assistant principal, effective July 28, 2026. In this role, he will assist the school’s head principal in leading the instructional program, ensuring its alignment with division regulations for curriculum design and assessment at ECC.

Bilingual in English and Spanish, Cisneros-Rosales believes instruction requires a collaboration between teachers and parents to improve academic outcomes for students through effective instruction. He was previously a Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) data coach at ACPS, using data to determine instructional strategies and structures to address student needs. He also served as an ACPS English Learner (EL) teacher K-5, empowering his students to take ownership of their learning goals and to construct new knowledge as critical thinkers.

Cisneros-Rosales also serves as a coordinator for ACPS' LINK Club. In this role, he collaborates with staff to guide, support and monitor instruction that develops academic language and content knowledge to accelerate student progress in the after-school program.

As an ACPS summer school coordinator, Cisneros-Rosales provided onsite support at each summer learning location to troubleshoot and respond to logistical or educational programming needs. Cisneros-Rosales also served as an English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) teacher and instructional assistant for Arlington Public Schools.

Cisneros-Rosales earned a Bachelor of Arts in foreign language and a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from George Mason University. He has a Master of Education in Reading Education from the University of Virginia. Cisneros-Rosales also earned an educational leadership endorsement from Longwood University.