Winston Transitions

Winston Transitions, part of Winston Preparatory School, provides a specialized educational environment for students aged 17-21 who are preparing for the transition to college or the workforce. The program is specifically designed to support young adults with learning disabilities, including dyslexia, nonverbal learning disorders (NVLD), and executive functioning challenges such as ADHD, focusing on fostering independence and personal growth.

The school utilizes a highly personalized approach, featuring an impressive 1:3 faculty-to-student ratio and average class sizes of just eight students. Students benefit from a Continuous Feedback System that allows for real-time adjustments to their educational strategies. Comprehensive therapeutic supports are integrated into the curriculum, including the Orton-Gillingham approach for reading, speech and language therapy, and occupational therapy, alongside social skills groups and experiential education.

To ensure long-term success, the program offers essential vocational training, internship opportunities, and specialized assistive technology to enhance learning. Whether through their physical campus in New York or online learning options, Winston Transitions provides the structured support and developmental tools necessary for students with learning differences to navigate the move toward adulthood and professional life.