Our launch program · Ages 3–12
Specialized Education Tutoring
Many neurodiverse children struggle to stay engaged in traditional learning. So we built something different: focused educational bursts paired with sensory movement breaks in our built-in sensory gym, a dynamic experience that works with your child's needs, not against them.
What makes us different
Five things that make the difference
Adaptive Learning Cycles
Short, targeted educational bursts alternate with sensory movement breaks in our built-in sensory gym, maximizing focus and retention by working with your child's nervous system, not against it.
Individualized Instruction
Specialized educators trained in neurodiverse learning styles meet your child exactly where they are, with a plan built around how they actually learn.
Brain-Body Connection
Movement breaks regulate the nervous system and prime the brain for learning, because regulation isn't a distraction from progress, it's the foundation of it.
Small-Group Learning
Sessions are designed for peer-to-peer interaction, so children build social skills and discover through observation, learning alongside kids who get them.
Curriculum-Aligned
We support your child's school goals while building the confidence and independence that carries far beyond any single lesson.

Meet Kayla Dianna
Director of Education
“We don't ask children to fit our school. We build a school that fits children.”
For Kayla, education has always been about the people, not programs, test scores, or checklists, but children.
Throughout her career, Kayla has worked with students from ages 3 through 18+ across public, charter, and private school settings, specializing in supporting children with diverse learning needs. A certified educator in both Texas and Virginia, she has served as a classroom teacher, special education coordinator, regional coach, district leader, and now Director of Education of our microschool. Her work has centered on helping students thrive by equipping educators, partnering with families, and building systems that provide meaningful, individualized support.
Kayla's journey began in a self-contained special education classroom, where she quickly learned that every child is capable of remarkable growth when they are truly seen, understood, and taught in ways that meet their individual needs. She later taught inclusive secondary English classrooms before moving into district and regional leadership, where she coached educators, strengthened instructional practices, and supported schools in improving outcomes for students with disabilities. Along the way, she helped schools earn state recognition, improve instructional quality, and create stronger systems of support for students and teachers alike.
As rewarding as that work was, it also revealed something that would shape the next chapter of her career.
Too often, incredible children were expected to fit into educational systems that were never designed with them in mind. Families were searching for a place where their children could be known beyond a test score, a diagnosis, or a label. In searching for a place where learning could be personalized, relationships could flourish, and every child could develop confidence alongside academic skills.
That belief became the foundation of this microschool.
Kayla co-founded this school to create the kind of learning environment she always envisioned: one where small class sizes allow every child to be deeply known, instruction is thoughtfully individualized, curiosity is encouraged, and families are valued as true partners in their child's education. Here, success is measured not only by academic achievement, but by growth, independence, confidence, resilience, and a genuine love of learning.
As Director of Education, Kayla is committed to ensuring that every student receives the support, challenge, and encouragement they need to reach their fullest potential. She believes education should inspire children to discover their strengths, embrace their individuality, and develop the skills they need to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
For Kayla, education was her first calling, and she never stopped answering. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside families during some of the most important years of their children's lives and is honored to help build a school community where every child is valued, every voice is heard, and every learner belongs.
When it runs
September 1, 2026
through June 2027
How to enroll
Book a call and we'll walk you through enrollment, scheduling, and the payment option that fits your family best.
Questions? Email edu@neuroinspirecenter.com
Ways to pay
Private pay, with financing and installment plans available. Every family's needs are different, so we'll talk it through on your call, no guesswork, no pressure.
Coming soon
A full hub of support, taking shape
Tutoring is our launch program. Here's what Inspire is growing into.
Flexible ways to pay for your child's place.
We accept private pay, and financing and installment plans are available. Call us so we can walk you through the details and customize an option for you.
