Instructional programs at Meyer meet the needs of children at all ability levels. Gifted and talented students are served in self-contained cluster classes. Children of all levels are scheduled daily in the computer lab for computer-assisted instruction in reading and mathematics. A special life-skills unit serves moderately to severely handicapped students. Meyer's special education program consists of three programs in addition to the life-skills unit: inclusion, resource, and content mastery.

Curriculum for each grade level is developed from the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills. Music, art, and physical education instruction for all students is provided by specialists in those areas. Meyer's outstanding teaching staff actively participate in district-level professional activities and staff development.

A school-wide counseling program is provided to all students. Students receive additional guidance from support groups, IALAC (I Am Lovable And Capable) clubs, and individual counseling sessions.

Teachers and students are involved in a wide variety of activities including spelling bees, Math Club, visits from the Terry High School PALS, tutorials, choir, Accelerated Reader, field day, and computer lab.

Students and teachers celebrate success on a regular basis as a way of motivating students and recognizing their academic progress throughout the year.

Parents are actively involved at Meyer. A strong PTO supports the instructional program and contributes to the positive climate of the campus. Their financial contributions pay for reading-oriented T-shirts, student field trips, staff appreciation celebrations, and many other enhancements to our school. Parent volunteers can be seen throughout the building helping the staff in many ways. Parents, students, and staff enjoy coming together for Family Math Night, and Family Bingo sessions. We welcome parent input and involvement in all areas.