Serving students & families across Metro Atlanta
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Our signature program

Reading Intervention with a plan and a purpose.

Targeted, systematic support that strengthens accuracy, fluency, comprehension, and the confidence to keep reading.

Who we support

For students who need reading to feel clearer and more possible.

Our program serves K–12 learners reading below grade level or experiencing challenges with one or more foundational reading skills.

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Sounding out unfamiliar words

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Reading smoothly and with expression

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Remembering and explaining what was read

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Building vocabulary and language

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Reading independently with confidence

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Navigating dyslexia or other learning differences

The Shelton process

Support built around the student—not the worksheet.

01

Connect

Share your child's grade level, strengths, and current needs.

02

Assess

We identify the skill gaps and opportunities that matter most.

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Personalize

A focused learning plan is built around your child's goals.

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Grow

Progress is monitored, shared, and celebrated along the way.

What we strengthen

Core skills that unlock every subject.

Instruction follows a logical progression and adjusts as the student grows.

01Phonological awareness
02Phonics & decoding
03Fluency & expression
04Vocabulary & language
05Comprehension & analysis
06Confidence & independence
Courtney Shelton with a literacy workbook

What families can expect

Progress you can see, understand, and support.

Families receive a caring instructional partner, a clear learning plan, regular progress communication, and practical guidance for reinforcing skills at home.

  • Individualized instruction
  • Evidence-based teaching strategies
  • Ongoing skill monitoring
  • Transparent family updates
  • Virtual and in-person options
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Questions families ask

Reading intervention, explained.

What is structured literacy?+

A systematic, evidence-aligned approach that explicitly teaches sound structure, decoding, spelling, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.

How do I know if my child needs reading support?+

Common signs include difficulty sounding out words, slow or effortful reading, avoiding reading, weak comprehension, or reading below grade level. An assessment helps clarify the next step.

How many sessions are recommended?+

Session frequency is personalized after the consultation and assessment. Growth and intensive plans are available for students who need consistent support.

Are virtual sessions available?+

Yes. Families can choose live virtual instruction or in-person support in the Metro Atlanta area.

Ready when you are

Let's build a brighter future—together.

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