Winston Prep New Jersey’s Summer Program supports students in grades 3-12 with learning differences such as dyslexia, executive functioning difficulties, ADHD, or non-verbal learning disabilities (NVLD). The robust four-week academic day program, extracurricular activities, and unique 1:1 Focus program are designed to help each student strengthen their academic skills, stay social, and foster independence. Winston Prep NJ welcomes current students and students from other private, public, mainstream, and special education settings to join the program.
Along with daily 1:1 Focus sessions, students participate in small-group academic courses, focused on reading comprehension and semantics, organization and study skills, written expression, mathematics, decoding, encoding, and reading fluency.
“We often hear from parents that their child feels understood in a way they never have before at Winston Prep,” says Chris Bishop, the summer program’s coordinator. “Our long-standing expertise in understanding and analyzing learning profiles allows us to help teach parents about their child’s cognitive strengths and weaknesses, how they learn best, why they struggle in the ways they do, and how to access their personal best.”
The optional Extended Day Program provides students with the opportunity to participate in a less structured environment, with exciting offerings tailored to students’ interests and needs. Activities will range from art, social skills, baking, sports, and SAT prep.
The program runs from June 29 to July 24, 2026. Visit winstonprep.edu/nj-summer-program or contact njsummerprogram@winstonprep.edu to learn more.
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