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Winston Transitions is an individualized day program for students ages 17 to 21+ with learning differences who need more time before launching into higher education or the workforce. Individualization and understanding are at the core of what we do. At Winston, we know that a one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work for neurodivergent students. Our San Francisco campus offers programming options tailored to each student’s learning profile, social-emotional needs, and future goals.
We’ve always been anxious about this next phase - how we get our son, with his unique set of challenges and strengths - over the threshold and into the world of college and work. Winston’s expert scaffolding and strategic feedback have allowed our son to start owning responsibility for his choices and taking on the post-high school world with more confidence and self-reflection. Suddenly, what once seemed overwhelming feels exciting and full of possibility. Want to hear more why families choose Winston Transitions, visit winstonprep.edu/transitions
DEVELOPING SKILLS FOR LIFE’S NEXT STEPS Winston Transitions is designed to build academic, social-emotional, and employability skills by equipping each student with the tools they need to emerge into adulthood confidently. Whether your focus is on one-to-one, academic, or employability or all three, our expert educators continually assess how your child responds to their individualized skill development plan and adjust our teaching approach and programming accordingly. At Winston Prep, we call this the Continuous Feedback System.
PROGRAM OPTIONS hat’s Included:
FULL TIME
FLEXIBLE
1:1 SUPPORT
2x Weekly
*1-2x Weekly
*1-2x Weekly
6 Classes
*1-6 Classes
*1-2 Shifts Weekly
*1-2 Shifts Weekly
1:1 Focus Sessions One-to-one instruction focused on goal-setting, problem-solving, academic support, socialemotional growth, employability skills, and executive functioning development.
Group Classes Highly individualized curriculum emphasizing skill development, building independence, and real-world application. Students are grouped based on learning profile, skill level, and educational and social-emotional needs.
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Employability Skill Building Community-based employability skill building (internship or volunteer) with on campus support emphasizing development of transferable skills and response to feedback.
*TUITION DEPENDENT UPON PROGRAM OPTION AND NUMBER OF COURSES AND DAYS SELECTED
READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP? REGISTER FOR A VIRTUAL INFO SESSION TODAY! Winston Transitions SF John Civita Director of Transitions Programming wtsfadmissions@winstonprep.edu 415.766.0102 360 9th Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94118 ant to learn more, visit winstonprep.edu/transitions