DKC Educational Advocates

DKC Educational Advocates was founded by Donna Clark-Moore, a passionate parent, experienced educator, and dedicated advocate who understands how overwhelming and emotional the special education process can be.

As a mother of a child with unique learning needs and someone with firsthand experience navigating the IEP and 504 plan system, Donna knows what it means to feel unheard, unsupported, and unsure of what to do next.

That personal journey led to a powerful mission: to stand alongside other families and make sure no one goes through the process alone.

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Our Mission

At DKC Educational Advocates, we believe every child deserves an education that meets their needs, recognizes their strengths, and supports their growth. Our mission is to empower families through advocacy that is compassionate, informed ,and personalized.

We’re here to help you:

  • Understand your rights

  • Navigate meeting with confidence

  • Ensure your child receive appropriate services and support

  • Advocate for long-term success-not just short -term fixes

Why DKC?

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Lived experience- We’ve walked this path ourselves.

  • Professional insight-we know the laws, procedures, and strategies that works.

  • Personalized support- WE tailor our approach to your child and your families.

  • Compassionate communication-You’ll never feel talked down to or left out.

    When you work with DKC, you’re not just getting an advocate-you’re gaining a partner who genuinely cares.

Meet Donna Clark-Moore

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Founder & Lead Advocate

Donna is a certified advocate, educator, and devoted wife and mom of 3. With degrees in both Psychology and Education, she has an extensive background in special education, Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) along with 10+ years of public education and advocacy experience. Donna is well versed in several disabilities including autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, and various learning disabilities.  She brings both heart and skill to every case. Donna believes advocacy is not just about speaking up-it’s about being heard, understood, and respected.