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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!
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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.
Good Morning JGS
Meet our very own Wilson(R) Program Director, Ms. Melissa where she talks about her teaching journey.
Find out more about Melissa here.
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Inaugural Golf Tournament!
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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.
Lower School
Grades 1-5
Middle School
Grades 6-8
High School
Grades 9-12