Overview
June Shelton School and Evaluation Center provides education and support for students with learning differences (e.g., dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, ADHD and related language-based disorders). It offers K–12 instruction using multisensory, evidence-based methods and individualized support. The organization is structured into four interconnected parts—the School, Outreach & Training Center, Evaluation Center, and Speech Center—to serve students, families, educators, and schools nationwide. Its approach emphasizes belonging, self-advocacy, and lifelong achievement. The goal is to turn learning differences into strengths by helping students build academic success, confidence, and future independence.
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What believers are saying
- Shelton opened 2026-27 with a new school year push and steady homepage activity.
- Shelton added senior faculty in October and November 2026, signaling continued hiring momentum.
- Shelton’s 2026 academics and arts updates, including AI instruction, strengthen parent trust and differentiation.
What critics are saying
- 2026-27 tuition reached $42,800, pricing out families without Texas Education Freedom Accounts.
- Shelton still relies on Dallas-area enrollment and rolling admissions, exposing it to local demand swings.
- If enrollment stalls, Shelton’s tuition-driven model threatens program breadth and the school’s 50-year mission.
What makes June Shelton School and Evaluation Center unique
- Shelton is Dallas’s largest independent school for learning differences, with 50 years of specialization.
- Shelton pairs classroom education with evaluation services and a tailored curriculum for PreK-12 students.
- Shelton’s 2026 graduates earned $12.5 million in merit scholarships across 49 colleges.
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