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For the school on the National Register of Historic Places, see Winston School (Lakeland, Florida). Private, coeducational school in Dallas, Texas, United States

The Winston School
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5707 Royal Lane Dallas, Texas 75229 United States
Coordinates	32°53′42″N 96°48′37″W / 32.894910°N 96.810275°W / 32.894910; -96.810275
Information
School type	Private, Coeducational
Motto	Bright Students who Learn Differently
Established	1975
Head of school	Rebbie J. Evans
Faculty	40
Teaching staff	29.3
Grades	K–12
Enrollment	144 (as of 2019–20)
Average class size	10
Student to teacher ratio	4.9
Campus size	4 acres (16,000 m)
Campus type	Suburban
Colour(s)	Navy Blue and Dark Red
Mascot	Eagle
Endowment	$4.8 million
Website	http://www.winston-school.org/

The Winston School is a private co-educational day school in Dallas, Texas. The grade K-12 school is for children, who must learn using non-traditional techniques. Established in 1975, the school is named after Sir Winston Churchill and offers individualized curricula for students, with learning differences.

References

^ "The Winston School - School Overview". Petersons. 2008-03-04.
^ "THE WINSTON SCHOOL". nces.ed.gov. Retrieved July 26, 2023.
Sweets, Ellen. "Lap-time Lessons Parents can give children the gift of an early love of reading." The Dallas Morning News. Tuesday June 2, 1998. 16A. Retrieved on October 23, 2011.

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High schools in the City of Dallas

This list is incomplete.
Italicized public schools are not in the "full purpose" Dallas city limits but have portions of Dallas in their attendance boundaries.

Dallas Independent School District
Zoned schools	Bryan Adams Adamson Carter Conrad Hillcrest Jefferson Kimball Lincoln Madison Molina North Dallas Pinkston Roosevelt Samuell Seagoville Skyline South Oak Cliff Spruce Sunset Wilmer-Hutchins W. T. White Wilson
Magnet/alternative schools	Townview magnets Sanders Law Magnet Science and Engineering Magnet Talented & Gifted Business and Management Education and Social Services Health Professions Washington HS for Performing and Visual Arts Gilliam Collegiate Academy Lassiter Early College Lincoln Humanities/Communications Magnet Skyline New Tech Obama Male Rangel Young Women's

Public schools not in Dallas ISD
Highland Park ISD	Highland Park High School (University Park)
Richardson ISD	Lake Highlands High School
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD	Creekview High School (Carrollton)
Plano ISD	Shepton High School (Plano) Plano West Senior High School (Plano)

Independent

Secular private

Closed	Walt Whitman Community School

Religious

The portion of Dallas in Collin County is zoned to Plano Independent School District schools
The portion of Dallas in Denton County is zoned to Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District schools

Dallas County, Texas schools

Public high schools
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD	Ranchview Newman Smith R. L. Turner Early College High School Other schools are in Denton County
Cedar Hill ISD	Cedar Hill High Cedar Hill Collegiate
Coppell ISD	Coppell High New Tech High
Dallas ISD	See template
DeSoto ISD	DeSoto High Freshman Campus
Duncanville ISD	Duncanville High
Garland ISD	See template
Grand Prairie ISD	Grand Prairie HS South Grand Prairie Grand Prairie Fine Arts Academy Young Women's Leadership Academy at Arnold Dubiski Career High School
Highland Park ISD	Highland Park High School
Irving ISD	Irving High MacArthur Nimitz Jack E. Singley Academy (formerly The Academy of Irving ISD) Cardwell Career Preparatory Center
Lancaster ISD	Lancaster High
Mesquite ISD	John Horn Mesquite High North Mesquite Ralph Poteet West Mesquite
Richardson ISD	Berkner Lake Highlands Pearce Richardson High
Sunnyvale ISD	Sunnyvale High
Charter schools	Life School Richland Collegiate HS

Independent schools

Secular private
high schools

Closed	The Alexander School Walt Whitman Community School

Religious private
high schools

Closed	Rockwall Christian Academy

Portions are served by Grapevine-Colleyville ISD and Ferris ISD, which have their schools outside of Dallas County
Sections of Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD extend into other counties; this template only lists schools in Dallas County

v t e TAPPS 1A (2024-2026)
District 1	Accelerate Christian (Amarillo) First Odessa Christian (Odessa) Jesus Chapel (El Paso) Runnels Academy (Big Spring)
District 2	Azle Christian Christ Academy (Wichita Falls) Cornerstone Christian (Granbury) StoneGate Christian (Irving) Texoma Christian (Sherman)
District 3	Eagle Christian (Waco) Fairhill (Dallas) Kingdom Collegiate (DeSoto) Providence Academy (Rockwall) Westwood (Dallas) Winston (Dallas) Waxahachie Prep (Waxahachie)
District 4	Athens Christian Regents Academy (Nacogdoches) St. Boniface (Nacogdoches) St. Cyprian’s Episcopal (Lufkin) St. Mary's Catholic (Longview) Trinity School (Longview)
District 5	First Baptist (Brownsville) Harvest Christian (Edinburg) Juan Diego (Mission) Macedonian Christian (Alamo) Presbyterian Pan American (Kingsville) South Texas Christian (McAllen)
District 6	Austin Classical Cornerstone Christian (San Angelo) First Baptist (Universal City) Gateway Christian (San Antonio) Heritage (Fredericksburg) Hill Country Christian (San Marcos) Legacy Christian (San Antonio) Living Rock (Bulverde) Our Lady of the Hills (Kerrville) River City Believers (Selma) Waterloo (Austin)
District 7	Covenant Academy (Cypress) Covenant Prep (Kingwood) Faith Academy (Bellville) Founders Christian (Spring) Lifestyle Christian (Conroe) Memorial Lutheran (Houston) SBSUM-Cypress (Cypress) SBSUM-Memorial (Houston)
District 8	Angleton Christian Baytown Christian Beren Academy (Houston) Divine Savior (Missouri City) Family Christian (Houston) Grace Christian (Houston)
Independent	Radford (El Paso)
Source: TAPPS Alignment 2024-2026

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