Phone (910) 315-8978

Our Program

Established in 2009 as a non-profit day school for children with specific learning differences, Longleaf Academy became an exclusive  resource program in 2016. Using a multi-sensory approach, Longleaf Academy collaborates with area private schools to ensure that children with language-based learning differences receive quality instructional intervention.

Mission Statement

To empower children with dyslexia to become self-sufficient, intrinsic learners who are equipped with the ability to achieve academically, to enable private and charter schools the ability to offer effective remedial services to students who require specialized instruction, and outreach to communities to promote awareness and understanding of dyslexia.

Educational Philosophy

Academic success is not only the responsibility of the student, but also the teacher. Children with learning differences need to learn how to learn. We believe that it is our responsibility to guide the student toward success by using research-based curriculum, individualized instruction that is multi-sensory, scientifically sound, systematic and cumulative.

Welcome to Longleaf Academy

Resources Collaboration…Ensuring Academic Excellence!

We are dedicated to the success of our students; the betterment of their future as lifelong learners; and the philosophy that every child will succeed. Our Collaborative Resource programs use the Orton-Gillingham (OG) Approach which is based on more than 70 years of  research and practice.  This unique approach helps students develop new neurological pathways by stimulating the visual-auditory-kinesthetic/tactile neurological processes for reading, writing, spelling, and math.

Watch this video on the struggles of dyslexia and the science behind it.

To learn more about dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities,  visit The International Dyslexia Association www.dyslexiaida.org

Longleaf Academy collaborates with private schools in Moore and Cumberland County. In all of our programs, instruction is implemented in a 4:1 student/ teacher ratio and is based upon the student’s present level of performance.

Longleaf Academy admits qualified students and does not discriminate based upon race, color, religion, ethnic or national origin in the admission of its students.

If you Have Any Questions Call Us (910) 315-8978