Sensory support
Headphones and sensory tools that help students feel comfortable and ready to learn.
Growing Great Minds
Growing Great Minds is a classroom sponsorship program for special-needs classrooms within local DFW school districts.

Each month, Growing Great Minds can highlight a teacher or classroom, their school or ISD, their story, requested resources, and progress toward a practical goal.
Headphones and sensory tools that help students feel comfortable and ready to learn.
Visual aids, books, and classroom materials that make routines and lessons more accessible.
Adaptive supplies and practical resources selected for a classroom’s specific needs.
Diapers and other classroom necessities that teachers and students rely on each day.
Includes an impact card and a shareable digital graphic recognizing your classroom sponsorship.
Includes the signature The Spectrum bouquet, an impact card, and a shareable sponsor graphic.
Includes The Spectrum bouquet, an impact card, Growing Great Minds sticker decal, shareable digital graphic, and website recognition.
Choose your amount. At $500 or more, benefits include the signature The Spectrum vase with specialty vase, impact card, sticker decal, digital graphic, website recognition, and a social media shout out.
Learn about the featured special-needs classroom, teacher, school, and students.
Review the requested resources and the goal for the month.
Select a sponsorship level or choose your own amount.
Flourishing Minds purchases and delivers the requested classroom resources.
Burleson ISD
Choose an amount and support the featured classroom directly.
Books, toys, visual and communication supports, sensory materials and fidgets, laminating supplies, and functional learning activities.
Support the featured classroom, nominate a classroom, or help more people discover the program.
Growing Great Minds is separate from the monthly Flourishing Focus. It is dedicated specifically to classroom sponsorship and requested school resources.
Meet the classroom, see what they need, and choose how you would like to help.
Teachers, school staff, parents and community members can submit a special-needs classroom for consideration.