The Winston School inspires hope and success in bright, creative students who have struggled to realize their potential.
Founded in 1988, Winston offers a college preparatory program for students in grades 4 through 12 with learning differences and others whose needs have not generally been met in traditional school settings.
We believe in a bright future for every child. Our small classes provide multi-sensory teaching, individual attention and close connections with teachers and staff members. This environment helps our students discover and develop their natural gifts and passions, fostering within each student what he or she needs to mature and grow with confidence.
There is no stopping our students when we focus on their abilities rather than their disabilities.
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Autism advocate Temple Grandin poses with Headmaster Mike Peterson during Grandin's visit to The winston School on December 7th.
Dr. Temple Grandin Says "I Could Have Thrived Here" During Winston School Visit. More |

February 1, 2012
Conversation Series: "How Parents, Students & Schools Can Negotiate the Challenges of Bipolar Disorder"
February 3, 2012
Basketball-Winston vs. Cook/USC/Stein
February 7, 2012
Parent Group Meeting
February 10, 2012
Basketball-Winston vs. Excelsior

Clumsy Custard Horror Show
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Conversation Series with
Dr. Jensen
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
More Information
Window on Winston – Fall 2011 Newsletter
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