Winston Transitions- San Francisco

Winston Transitions- San Francisco is a specialized educational program designed for students aged 17-21 who are preparing for the transition to college or the workforce. The program focuses on supporting young adults with learning disabilities, including dyslexia, nonverbal learning disorders (NVLD), and executive functioning challenges such as ADHD, by fostering independence and personal growth.

The school provides a highly individualized learning environment with an impressive 1:3 faculty-to-student ratio and average class sizes of just eight students. Students benefit from a variety of therapeutic methodologies, including the Orton-Gillingham approach for reading, as well as speech and language therapy and occupational therapy. The curriculum is enhanced by a Continuous Feedback System that allows for real-time adjustments to educational strategies to meet each student's unique needs.

Beyond academics, the program emphasizes social skills groups, experiential education, and vocational training. For students preparing for adulthood, Winston Transitions offers essential life skills and internship opportunities to bridge the gap to post-secondary success. Specialized technology and summer programs are also available to maintain educational momentum and support long-term development.