What makes JGS different…
Jones-Gordon is an innovative private school in Arizona. Since 2010, we’ve been educating high-potential students in 1st–12th grades from throughout the metro Phoenix area who have dyslexia and co-occurring learning differences.
We believe in a holistic approach that is structured, yet flexible. Setting high expectations. Encouraging curiosity and creativity. Teaching kids to lean into struggle. Resilience.
The result?
A tailored education that honors and empowers each and every student.
We deliver
- Strengths-based, student-centered programming
- Small class sizes with low student-to-teacher ratios
- Robust, technology-infused, college-prep curriculum
- A daily FLEX program supporting students’ learning differences
- Project-based & experiential learning
- Integrated emotional intelligence & executive function skill-building
- Strong academic enrichment, athletics, and after-school programs
- A nurturing environment with ample social opportunities, all within a “culture of kindness”
- An experienced & collaborative team who can’t help but go above & beyond!
JGS Spotlight
📣 Highlighting the latest school content.
Welcome to the JGS Spotlight, a new website area to highlight and focus on
all the latest happenings at The Jones-Gordon School.
Featured
New posts, new videos, and important updates, happening every week!
The JGS Spotlight helps share the latest content for The Jones-Gordon School.
New Tiny Talks!
It’s ADHD Awareness Month and our host, Ms. Sam interviews several students asking about what it is like to learn with ADHD.
Good Morning JGS
Get the day started with our student podcast team, Drake, Alec, Lincoln, and Mr. Reid for all things JGS.
Episode 12 now available.
This is JGS.
Bright. Kind. Creative. Collaborative. Excited to Learn.
Our students are intelligent (possessing average to gifted cognition), out-of-the-box thinkers who learn a little differently, so we’ve created a school just for them—a school tailored to meet the needs of students with language-based learning differences (dyslexia) and/or attention challenges (ADHD).
Discover more about each of our grade levels and our approach to teaching.