10 Top Dyslexia Schools and Programs in Atlanta 2025
These schools and programs provide specialized learning strategies for students with dyslexia and other language-based learning challenges.
Brookwood Christian School
Brookwood Christian School provides a language-based education for students in grades 1-12 with learning differences such as dyslexia, auditory and visual processing and dyscalculia. Small class sizes of seven students or less allow for truly individualized instruction with dedicated, certified teachers.
The Friends School of Atlanta
The Friends School of Atlanta (FSA) offers an exceptional education with differentiated, developmentally-based instruction in small, diverse classes for PreK3-Grade 8. The Orton-Gillingham approach is incorporated into early literacy. At this vibrant and diverse school community, differences are celebrated and embraced.
GRACEPOINT School
GRACEPOINT School is a private Christian school in Marietta serving dyslexic students in grades 1-8. Students receive 75 minutes of explicit reading instruction daily and the student-teacher ratio is 5-1 in reading and 8-1 in all other core subjects.
Kairos Learning Center at St. Martin’s
The Kairos Learning Center at St. Martin’s Episcopal School serves elementary students with language-based learning difficulties such as dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia. St. Martin’s uses a ‘school within a school’ approach allowing identified students to receive the additional Orton-Gillingham-based support they need.
Mill Springs Academy
Mill Springs supports students in grades K-12 by raising expectations and developing self-motivation while providing skills and values for life. The community is dedicated to the academic, physical and social growth of students who have not realized their full potential in traditional classroom settings.
Sage School
Language instruction and Orton-Gillingham remediation form the core of the education of Sage School students in grades K-6. While the approach is structured, sequential and cumulative, it is also individualized to meet the needs of the learner.
The Schenck School
The Schenck School’s mission is to build a solid educational foundation for students with dyslexia and develop their rich potential. The school focuses on accelerated remediation with small group instruction. A specialized, intensive yet nurturing learning environment encourages students to take risks, read and succeed.
Saint Francis School
St. Francis School helps students experiencing difficulty in reading, mathematics, writing and executive functioning. Utilizing programs such as Wilson Reading Systems®, St. Francis supports those students needing assistance in a particular subject area while still serving students in traditional honors and AP classes.
The Walker School
The Walker School New Avenues Dyslexia Program serves children in grades 1-5 with dyslexia who have above average academic aptitude and a strong desire to fulfill their educational goals. New Avenues provides opportunities for remediation and repetition with an emphasis on connected learning.
Wardlaw School at Atlanta Speech School
Wardlaw School serves children K-6th grade with dyslexia. They focus on helping children unlock reading proficiency, and take them further – as they question, empathize and reason. Learning is safe, teaching is research-based and classrooms are joyful – so children are free to experience who they are meant to be.
