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A Shared VisionWe envision being a premiere resource in empowering families and professionals earnestly seeking to improve access, inclusion, and equity.
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Our Start
Monarch Educational Enterprises was started in 2017 to empower families and professionals with the tools to identify and resolve achievement gaps. Our approach has and continues to center on the uniqueness of each family or organization, enfolding our parents and professionals with resources that are tailored to their individualized goals and aspirations.
Over the years, we've been invited to expand our services to support agencies and organizations seeking to elevate their diversity and equity efforts with sustainable inclusion and anti-racism practices. We work with schools, non-profit organizations, and government organizations. With nearly 20 years of experience in the field of education and training, we are committed to providing services that continue to make living, learning, and working a more equitable experience for historically marginalized people groups.
Over the years, we've been invited to expand our services to support agencies and organizations seeking to elevate their diversity and equity efforts with sustainable inclusion and anti-racism practices. We work with schools, non-profit organizations, and government organizations. With nearly 20 years of experience in the field of education and training, we are committed to providing services that continue to make living, learning, and working a more equitable experience for historically marginalized people groups.
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"It is our belief that all individuals have different gifts according to the grace given to each of us. Therefore, we are responsible for creating spaces that embraces varying gifts and inspires individuals to envision a future of infinite possibilities." |
Our Memberships
We are proud members of the following organizations
Council for Parent Attorneys and Advocates
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Council for Exceptional Children
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Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted
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National Association for Gifted Children
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