May School serves exceptional students from pre-school through 8th grade, specializing in those with learning differences such as dyslexia, ADHD, and language processing disorder. Our individualized, strengths-based curriculum responds to the needs of each student, celebrating their strengths and supporting their challenges with understanding and ambition.

May Center’s Teacher Institute is a leader in the education community, founded by educators with decades of teaching experience. We are working through partnerships with schools, districts, and the Public Education Department to improve learning outcomes for students with learning differences and literacy outcomes for ALL children in New Mexico and beyond.

May Center’s Center for Childhood Development provides essential educational support services for the community. From identifying learning differences, to facilitating community seminars and parent education events, to providing therapeutic supports for students of all ages, we strive to help you and your child’s support team develop a deep, multifaceted understanding of
how your child learns best.

$50: Supplies books for our Social-Emotional Learning curriculum for one month

$100: Covers all Science class materials for one month

$250: Provides a new Chromebook to one student

$1,000: Covers all Art class materials for a full school year

Learning Differences Overview & Simulation
Tuesday, November 19 | 5:30–7:00 pm
At May Center for Learning
Community Event

Poetry+Pie
Friday, November 22 | 9:15 am–12:00 pm
At May Center for Learning
School Event

“May Center has been the basis of where I’ve learned all of my essential skills for school. It helps kids who have never gotten help in their life, and it gives them a foundation so that they can go on. It gives people so much and teaches them so much, so that they can really blossom in life.”

— May School Student, Age 12

“Trying to learn and then mastering a skill that has historically been almost impossible, truly requires bravery and daily dedication. Many of us don’t remember how we learned to read and many of us remember each painful step. At May Center each step is highly supported in an engaging and encouraging environment by teachers and staff who truly love this lifesaving work. I love what I do and I love doing it here at May Center.”

— May School Counselor

“The Dyslexia Specialist Training with May Center has significantly deepened my awareness of the diverse ways dyslexia manifests in the classroom. It provided me with practical strategies and interventions, such as multisensory approaches, while also increasing my understanding of the cognitive load my students experience. This training has made me a more informed and responsive educator, empowering me to create a more inclusive learning environment for all students.”

— Alum, Winter/Spring 2023 Dyslexia Specialist Cohort