Shelton School's Summer Program offers diverse academic classes, sports camps, speech therapy, and
Serving bright students with a diagnosed learning difference through a day School (3 years - 12th Grade), Evaluation Center, Speech Program, & Teacher Training.
06/02/2026
Meet the team behind the care. ❤️
Our evaluation center is made up of experienced, compassionate professionals dedicated to helping every student feel understood, supported and confident.
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06/02/2026
At Shelton, theatre is about more than performances. It is about helping students discover their voice, build confidence and prepare for future success.
That mission recently earned national recognition as Anné Hughes received an Honorable Mention for the 2026 Excellence in Theatre Education Award presented by the Tony Awards.
Students like Deja Jackson exemplify that impact. After portraying Donkey in Shelton’s production of Shrek, Deja went on to earn a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of North Texas.
Congratulations to both Mrs. Hughes and Deja for inspiring us with their achievements and dedication. 🎭🎓💙
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06/02/2026
Does your child need extra support in reading, spelling, handwriting, memory or auditory processing?
Shelton’s Scholars Program provides specialized instruction for students with learning differences who do not attend Shelton during the regular school day. Available on Saturdays and during a summer morning program, Scholars uses Shelton’s proven Sequential English Education (SEE) curriculum and a multisensory structured language approach to help students build confidence and skills.
Learn more about how Shelton Scholars can help your child thrive ➡️ https://ow.ly/Vgyf50Z6GG6
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06/02/2026
During Shelton’s May 16 Graduation, Upper School Reading Teacher Kim Self shared a special moment with graduating senior Owen Myers — a reflection of the meaningful bond formed between Shelton teachers and students.
Kim, a Certified Academic Language Therapist and Licensed Dyslexia Therapist, taught Owen in reading therapy during his freshman and sophomore years. Reflecting on his growth, she shared: “He made a total 180 degree turn after his freshman year.”
Kim said, "Reading is really tough for a lot of students so we as teachers look for and provide them with strategies that can and will change their lives.”
Owen plans to attend The University of Mississippi this fall.
Congratulations, Owen!
“This recognition belongs to our entire theatre department.” — Anné Hughes
Anné’s Honorable Mention from the Tony Awards celebrates not only her leadership, but the incredible collaboration among Shelton students, faculty, parents and administrators.
Together, they continue creating productions that inspire and empower students. 💙
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06/01/2026
SNAPSHOT OF THE WEEK
Sydney Davis, Shelton’s 2026-2027 Student Council president, delivered the welcome address at Shelton’s 2026 Graduation ceremony on May 16. Poised and confident at the podium, Sydney demonstrated the leadership, composure and stage presence that will serve her well as she leads the Shelton Upper School student body during her senior year. 💙
05/30/2026
At Shelton, theatre is about more than performance — it’s about confidence, creativity and belonging.
That mission was nationally recognized as Anné Hughes received an Honorable Mention for the 2026 Excellence in Theatre Education Award presented by the Tony Awards.
Students like Shelton sophomore Rachel Shoup say Shelton Theatre creates a place where students can thrive.
Congratulations to Mrs. Hughes and the entire Shelton Theatre program for continuing to transform lives through the arts. 🎭
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05/29/2026
Despite decades of research, many dyslexic students remain unidentified and unsupported.
The Shelton Evaluation Center works to change that — offering detailed evaluations that help families and schools understand how each child learns best.
Early identification and intervention can change the course of a child’s life.
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05/29/2026
🌟 Great theatre teachers inspire students long after the curtain closes.
Congratulations to Anné Hughes for receiving an Honorable Mention for the 2026 Excellence in Theatre Education Award presented by the Tony Awards.
Under Hughes’ leadership, Shelton students have discovered confidence, creativity and a passion for performance. One of those students is Charlie Raynaud, who captivated audiences as Ren McCormack in Footloose and Conrad Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie.
Charlie now studies theatre at Texas State University — continuing a journey that began on the Shelton stage. 🎭
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Big applause for Anné Hughes on receiving an Honorable Mention for the 2026 Excellence in Theatre Education Award presented by the Tony Awards and sponsored by Carnegie Mellon University.
For nearly three decades, Hughes has helped Shelton students grow in confidence, creativity and self-expression through theatre and the arts.
That impact can be seen in students like Shelton sophomore Rachel Shoup, who played Ursula in Shelton’s 2026 production of The Little Mermaid.
“The Shelton Fine Arts department has given me and other kids an incredible safe space to express ourselves freely and to put in the time and energy and effort without feeling defined by a number or a grade,” Rachel said.
Congratulations to Mrs. Hughes and all of the beautiful people of Shelton Theatre! 💙✨
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