Our Campuses
New York

Summer Program

The 2024 Winston Prep New York Summer Program is an extension of the Winston Prep philosophy, principles, and model. It provides students, grades 4-12, the unique opportunity to participate in an individually designed program to enhance academic skills and foster independence.

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  • Who can enroll?

    Students from grades 4-12 from private, public, and parochial schools from New York City and abroad participate in the program.

    In the past, students from the Dalton School, the Brearley School, Friends Seminary, Collegiate School, Mary McDowell Friends School, St. Bernard’s School, Manhattan Country School, the Gateway School, Lycée Français de New York, United Nations International School, Trinity School, the Berkeley Carroll School, Stephen Gaynor School, Trevor Day School, West End Day School, Aaron School, Birch Wathen Lenox School, York Prep, and the Dwight School.

    Additionally, students from Japan, China, Great Britain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, India, Australia, Singapore, Greece, South Korea, Guam, Puerto Rico, Trinidad, Turkey, and Indonesia have all been enrolled in our summer program.

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Program Options



Morning Academic Program

June 28 - July 25th
9:00 - 12:00 PM | Mon - Thurs

Students are enrolled in four academic classes each day (Literature  
& Writing, History, Science, Math). Students are grouped by learning  style and skill level in class sizes of no more than 8 students. Families  will meet with each instructor in a comprehensive 30-minute conference and receive a detailed one-page progress report for each course during  the last week of the program.

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July Focus Program

June 28th - July 25th 
12:45pm - 2:15pm

Students participate in 1:1 sessions with a trained specialist to develop strategies to improve academic performance, strengthen targeted skills, and address areas of greatest challenge. This program can be taught in conjunction with the morning academic classes option.

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  • Tuition Details

    45-Minute Sessions:
    • Twice Weekly (8 sessions) Tuition $1,500
    • Mon - Thurs daily (16 sessions)Tuition $2,800
    90-Minute Sessions:
    • Mon - Thurs daily (16 sessions) Tuition $6,000

After School Activities

June 28th - July 25th
12:45pm - 2:15pm

Available courses include Acting Workshop, Art, Chess, Cross Training, Digital Photography, Basketball, and Lego Building. Each activity meets twice per week. An independent study program, SAT preparation course, or college preparatory class is also available.

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  • Tuition Details

    Tuition $400 per Activity
    (Each class meets twice weekly) 

August Focus Program

July 29th - August 15th

Students may also enroll in 1:1 Focus sessions during the August Program. Sessions and hours are flexible and schedules can be designed for either morning or afternoon classes for three weeks in August.

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  • Tuition Details

    45-Minute Sessions:
    • Twice Weekly (6 sessions) Tuition $1,125
    • Mon - Thurs daily (12 sessions)Tuition $2,250
    90-Minute Sessions:
    • Mon - Thurs daily (12 sessions) Tuition $4,500

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Contact

If you have any further questions, please contact:

Peter Hill
Director of Summer Enrichment Program
(212-496-8400 ext. 2688)
nysummerprogram@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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