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Winston School (Dallas, TX)

Winston School is a private coeducational day school for grades K-12, located in Dallas, Texas. The mission of The Winston School is to realize the extraordinary potential of bright children who learn differently through individualized learning strategies and to prepare graduates for college-level work.

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Other on 11/1/2007
I have a great life now because of The Winston School.
Parent on 5/28/2005
This school was not what they said they were for Lower school kids with Dyslexia. I felt that individual learning plans were not in place and the teachers were not experienced enough to teach such a difficult group of kids. In my opinion this is a school of last resort if your child has severe behavior issues.
Student on 2/10/2005
This school is a great enviroment for students with "learing differences" and it helps the student be more involved during class.
Student on 1/30/2005
I am a student at Winston. I am a freshmen and I think it's great. I love the school... it's way better than any other school.
Student on 7/24/2004
I am a senior at Winston. I love it. It's the best school ever.
Parent on 7/10/2004
Winston has been a Godsend to my son. He has been taught with methods that work with his special talents rather than against them. The teachers and staff are WONDERFUL!
former student on 6/22/2004
I graduated from Winston in 1999 and thanks to the wonderful, incredible and patient teachers and awesome photography program, I'm now a working professional photographer.
Parent on 5/9/2004
Winston School is the absolute best! The staff is excellent and they understand children's needs and they have the resources to effectively deal w/students.
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