Feb. 10. 2017 -- The Winston School, a Del Mar-based independent school for students in grades six through 12 with learning differences, is hosting its spring Open House from 9 to 10:30 am Wednesday, March 1. The event is an opportunity for parents whose children are struggling in public or private school settings to see how The Winston School could meet their needs.
“Parents find that our model of teaching students in a way that allows them to learn best helps them thrive,” said Dena Harris, head of school. “Typical public and private schools are not able to do this like we can.”
Harris, the school’s new Head, noted that more than 90% of Winston’s graduates go on to college.
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About The Winston School
The Winston School offers a college preparatory program for bright, creative students in grades 6 through 12 who struggle with a variety of learning differences. Winston offers exceptional students differentiated instructional modalities in a positive, supportive environment. The school's learning solutions help students meet their academic, artistic, social and emotional potential with small size classes, multi-sensory teaching methods and individual attention. For more information about The Winston School, visit The Winston School.
