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.