Abstract: The study center is a unique, multi-folded sheet constructed of rigid panels that shields a student's work from others in the classroom during testing and other activities. The center is made of rigid card stock or plastic {fraction (1/16)} of an inch thick that is laminated. This invention is portable and replaces the large, expensive, and isolated study carrels used in an educational setting. The study center allows students with Attention-Deficit (ADD) and Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to remain at their desks among their peers while shielding them from classroom distractions. The study center sits on a desk or table and is comprised of two sides, a back, and a top that hinges at an angle over the center that allows the teacher to view each student's work. When folded, the study center will fit nicely in a three-ring binder or notebook for storage.