About
Swift School serves neurodiverse students in grades K-8. As an innovative educational community, we excel in supporting students who learn differently. We offer a comprehensive, immersive program that specifically addresses the needs of our students.
Admissions
Swift School offers a transformative educational experience for kindergarten through eighth-grade students diagnosed with language learning differences, ADHD, or executive functioning (EF). Swift School creates a personalized and supportive learning environment where every child can thrive.
Academics
Our educational foundation is built upon the proven principles of Orton-Gillingham, utilizing an evidence-based, multisensory approach that provides effective remediation for students with language learning differences, which may include dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD, or Executive Function diagnoses.
Swift Institute
The Swift Institute offers free workshops, webinars, courses, and seminars on topics such as multisensory math, executive function, social-emotional learning (SEL), instructional technology, dyslexia simulations, and understanding language-based learning differences.
Giving
The Swift Fund ensures our school has essential resources for faculty, facilities, financial aid, technology, and program support to provide an exceptional education to students with dyslexia and language-based learning differences.
Integrated Services
At Swift School, our students are supported by in-house School Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Pathologists, and the READing PAWS program.
Student Life
At Swift School, opportunities abound for students to explore their interests. With clubs and activities, athletic teams, and service learning opportunities there is plenty for students to choose from. Whether a student is interested in art, or technology, there is something for everyone.
- Athletics
- Before & After School

300 Grimes Bridge Road

Roswell

30075

678.205.4988

About
Swift School serves neurodiverse students in grades K-8. As an innovative educational community, we excel in supporting students who learn differently. We offer a comprehensive, immersive program that specifically addresses the needs of our students.
Admissions
Swift School offers a transformative educational experience for kindergarten through eighth-grade students diagnosed with language learning differences, ADHD, or executive functioning (EF). Swift School creates a personalized and supportive learning environment where every child can thrive.
Academics
Our educational foundation is built upon the proven principles of Orton-Gillingham, utilizing an evidence-based, multisensory approach that provides effective remediation for students with language learning differences, which may include dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, ADHD, or Executive Function diagnoses.
Swift Institute
The Swift Institute offers free workshops, webinars, courses, and seminars on topics such as multisensory math, executive function, social-emotional learning (SEL), instructional technology, dyslexia simulations, and understanding language-based learning differences.
Giving
The Swift Fund ensures our school has essential resources for faculty, facilities, financial aid, technology, and program support to provide an exceptional education to students with dyslexia and language-based learning differences.
Integrated Services
At Swift School, our students are supported by in-house School Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Pathologists, and the READing PAWS program.
Student Life
At Swift School, opportunities abound for students to explore their interests. With clubs and activities, athletic teams, and service learning opportunities there is plenty for students to choose from. Whether a student is interested in art, or technology, there is something for everyone.
- Athletics
- Before & After School

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Reading & Speech Screenings

Reading and Speech Screenings - Friday, October 2, 2026

Free 30-minute reading and/or speech/language screenings for rising kindergarten through third-grade students who have NOT been formally assessed by a school/private psychologist or speech-language pathologist.

Speech Screening

Reading Screening