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southwest Dallas County · Pilot launching spring 2027

Motivate.
Educate.
Elevate.

A Saturday socialization and system of support designed to help K–12 neurodivergent learners build meaningful peer relationships, social communication skills and self-advocacy — with their families supported right alongside them.

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Motivate Educate Elevate MEE
years in public education
24years in public education
years in self-contained Special Education classrooms
11years in self-contained Special Education classrooms
neurodivergent learners served
K–12neurodivergent learners served
pilot program launching
Spring 2027pilot program launching

Our story

Built from 24 years inside the classroom.

Motivate Educate Elevate MEE was created from 24 years of dedicated experience as a public school educator, including 11 years supporting students within self-contained Special Education classrooms.

Families with neurodivergent learners sometimes face limited access to consistent, inclusive network opportunities that encourage independence, peer interaction and meaningful community engagement.

This understanding highlights the founder’s deep desire to help neurodivergent learners develop essential emotional, communication and relationship-building skills beyond a classroom.

Motivate Educate Elevate MEE was created to help bridge this gap by connecting families, students and community engagement with real-world social experiences within a structured, consistent program.

It is our mission to create a safe and positive collaboration between school, family and community for our neurodivergent learners.
Our mission

Our unique approach to support

A “Can Do” growth mindset, from the first Saturday on.

Motivate Educate Elevate MEE champions a “Can Do” growth mindset which focuses on the strengths, abilities and potential of every learner. Our vision is beyond a program — we see ourselves as a thriving community. Our approach combines practice with our student-centered philosophy, nurturing a supportive environment where every learner can flourish in their daily life.

  • Social communication

    Everyday conversation, listening and connection — practiced with peers, not just described in a lesson.

  • Positive peer relationships

    Consistent Saturdays with the same group, so friendships have the time they need to actually form.

  • Self-advocacy

    Learning to name what you need, ask for it, and be heard — a skill that carries far beyond our program.

  • Self-confidence

    Learners are met at their strengths first, so progress is something they can see and feel in themselves.

  • Independence

    Structured opportunities for life skills development, built one real-world experience at a time.

  • Community engagement

    An active bridge between home, school and community, where learners are known and welcomed.

The program

Saturdays, in southwest Dallas County.

We are currently developing Motivate Educate Elevate MEE as a Saturday socialization and system of support designed to help neurodivergent learners develop meaningful peer relationships, social communication skills, self-advocacy, and community engagement opportunities in a supportive and inclusive environment.

The Motivate Educate Elevate MEE model is designed to serve K–12 neurodivergent learners and their families in our southwest Dallas County area by providing structured opportunities for social connection, life skills development, community engagement, and family support.

Through inclusive programming, students participate in meaningful social experiences that foster communication, self-confidence, self-advocacy, independence, and positive peer relationships.

For families

Your learner grows. So does your network.

Families gain access to valuable resources, collaborative support systems, and meaningful connections with others navigating similar experiences. Together, we are creating a culture of belonging, acceptance, and opportunity in which every learner and family can thrive.

Where we are right now

  • We are preparing our pilot program for spring 2027.
  • We are exploring community partnerships with organizations that offer ample available space on Saturday mornings for student learning, in locations that align with our mission and goals.
  • Two of our partnership organizations are currently housed in Duncanville, Texas.

These willing partnership connections offer a sustainable approach to help make this opportunity available to local families and their neurodivergent learners across southwest Dallas County.

Stay connected

Be first to hear when doors open.

Our spring 2027 pilot will start small. Add your family to the interest list and we’ll keep you posted as dates, locations and enrollment details come together.

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Represent an organization with Saturday morning space? We’d love to hear from you.