Our Mission
ExplorTech is a Parker County Educational Nonprofit Serving Special Needs Students
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Our Mission
Our Mission
ExplorTech builds supportive family-community partnerships to offer regular social and recreational opportunities that are affordable, welcoming, inclusive, and designed with developmental needs in mind..
ExplorTech builds supportive family-community partnerships to offer regular social and recreational opportunities that are affordable, welcoming, inclusive, and designed with developmental needs in mind..
We are always learning how immersive experiences can support and inspire students with diverse needs. This includes exploring videogames, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and other hands-on activities that are fun, engaging, and supportive. We also create custom VR apps to help students build confidence and skills in meaningful ways.
We are always learning how immersive experiences can support and inspire students with diverse needs. This includes exploring videogames, virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and other hands-on activities that are fun, engaging, and supportive. We also create custom VR apps to help students build confidence and skills in meaningful ways.
Gary Sullivan, Ed.D., Executive Director
Gary Sullivan, Ed.D., Executive Director
How we got here: ExplorTech 2016-2021
How we got here: ExplorTech 2016-2021
ExplorTech, 1 501(c)3 nonprofit was founded in 2016 to provide technology programs, equipment, and service to Dallas-Fort Worth area students, schools, and families. From 2016 until 2020 we worked in the Poolville, Perrin-Whitt school districts and at the East Fort Worth Montessori Academy.
Where we've been: Technology Programs
Where we've been: Technology Programs
Our early programs reached students from public, private, and home schools throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Through community centers and school partnerships, we offered hands-on robotics activities that sparked creativity, built confidence, and helped students succeed — including award-winning performances at state robotics competitions.
Where we are: Programs for Special Needs Students
Where we are: Programs for Special Needs Students
I currently teach special needs classes at Aledo High School. I apply my educational background, and experience with my students to research how 21st-century technology benefits special need students. We offer family outings, and we provide donated curriculum, activities, equipment, and other items to students, families, and teachers at public, private, and home schools.
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