The startup provides personalized academic instruction and therapy services directly to students in their homes or local libraries, utilizing tailored educational methodologies and transition support. This approach addresses the lack of accessible, individualized educational resources for students with diverse learning needs.
Funding
$350K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Students with special needs often lack access to individualized educational support tailored to their specific Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals, particularly in settings outside of traditional school environments. This can lead to slower progress and difficulty achieving educational milestones. Furthermore, coordinating various therapy and support services can be challenging for families.
Solution
Dynamic Education Services provides in-person, one-on-one educational and therapeutic support for students with special needs, delivered in their homes, local libraries, or other facilities. As a state-certified Non-Public Agency (NPA), they offer services aligned with students' IEPs, including academic instruction, transition/vocational training, and various therapies. The company utilizes credentialed education specialists and therapists who provide customized support and track student progress through session logs and progress reports. They also offer behavior intervention services through ABA partnerships, supporting students with diagnoses such as Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and Intellectual Disability (ID).
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes students with special needs (ages 5-22) and their families, as well as Local Education Agencies (LEAs) seeking NPA services.
Features
- One-to-one academic instruction and supplemental support in all subject areas for students ages 5-22 (grades K-12).
- Transition/vocational services for ages 16-22, utilizing tools like the Casey Life Skills (CLS) curriculum.
- Language and speech therapy, occupational therapy, and educationally related intensive counseling services (ERICS).
- Behavior intervention services, including Behavior Intervention Implementation (BII) and Development (BID), through Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) partnerships.
- Functional Behavior Assessments (FBA) to develop individualized behavior intervention plans.
- Social skills groups utilizing the UCLA PEERS Curriculum.
- Monthly tracking of services with session logs and progress reports.
- Assessments and Independent Education Evaluations (IEE) in language and speech, occupational therapy, transitional/vocational skills, academics, and psychology.