Student Life

Transitions places a great emphasis on providing students with opportunities to become involved in and out of the classroom. Through our enrichment programs and leadership opportunities, students can develop various skills and qualities that will serve them academically and personally.

Leadership Training & Student Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors meet weekly for a "working lunch" to collaborate on projects to support community building. Through this program, students develop executive function skills through project organization, development, prioritization, and completion. Students also improve communication skills by creating relationships, presenting ideas and initiatives to the larger student body, and welcoming new students. 

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  • Potential Leadership Training Goals

    • Developing leadership skills
    • Fostering a sense of community
    • Building confidence 
    • Developing organizational skills
    • Understanding social responsibility 
    • Strengthening communication skills

Enrichment Programming

Enrichment programs offer students diverse opportunities to engage in unique experiences and activities that foster personal growth and enhance learning. At Transitions, we tailor our enrichment programming to meet our students' interests and needs, with options such as Healthy Baking, Fitness, Video Gaming, Board Games, Sports Club, Cultural Cooking, and Comic Book Club, among others.

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  • Potential Enrichment Programming Goals

    • Developing creative expression and thought
    • Supporting cultural awareness
    • Leadership development, such as communication, problem-solving, and collaboration.
    • Critical thinking: Challenging students to think critically and analytically about complex issues and problems.
    • Personal growth in developing self-awareness, self-esteem, and emotional regulation skills to promote positive mental health.

Contact Our Team to Learn More

New York

Lauren Kellner
Director of Admissions
lkellner@winstonprep.edu

San Francisco

Jeff Beauregard
Head of School
jbeauregard@winstonprep.edu
Winston Preparatory School is a leading school for students with learning disabilities, including dyslexia, executive functioning difficulties (ADHD), and non-verbal learning disorders (NVLD).

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