Summer Program

List of 4 items.

• What will my child's day look like?

  Students participating in the Academic Day program are grouped based on their learning difficulty, skill level, and social-emotional needs. This allows our expert teachers to develop a summer curriculum that meets the skill and content needs of each student in a small group.
  
  Students will also work 1:1 with a Winston Prep teacher to focus on individualized remediation and skill development needs. Each student’s program is designed based upon our understanding of their learning profile which is rooted in their pattern of strengths and challenges in the cognitive, academic, and social-emotional realms. These three areas of skill sets are interdependent and our understanding and programming reflect the relationships among these skills.
  

  
  Students can participate in fun and engaging extracurricular activities at an additional cost. This approach overall ensures a tailored learning experience while fostering social connections and personal growth.

• What is the Focus program?

  Each student participating in the Academic Day Program receives daily one-to-one instruction through Winston Prep's Focus Program. This program provides daily remedial instruction for each student targeting individual goals in the areas of greatest need. 

• What materials do I need to submit?

  To complete the 2026 Summer Program application, please make sure you have the following documents ready to upload:
  

  • Your child's most recent report card
  • Educational evaluation (i.e. psychoeducational evaluation, IEP, etc.)
  • A recent photograph of your child
  • Teacher Assessment Survey

  Please note: Current Winston Prep students do not need to submit these documents.
  
  If you are unable to submit an educational evaluation, two teacher recommendations describing your child’s academic/learning/social profile are required.

• Who teaches the summer program at Winston Prep?

  Winston Prep Summer Program teachers primarily consist of reading specialists, special education instructors, learning specialists, and speech and language pathologists from Winston Prep’s full-time faculty.