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Happy New Year!

An informational session with the Director of Admissions, where Winston's philosophy and mission is explained and a tour of the campus is given. 

Life After Winston - This informative panel of Winston's former students and Alumni will speak about their life experiences throughout college and their careers after graduating from WSSA. There is no pre-requisite for this presentation, anyone can attend.

Please R.S.V.P. to Bianca Flores at (210) 615-6544

Casual dress days are held approximately once a month. Students may wear non-uniform clothing that complies with the following guidelines. The proceeds are used for in-school or community projects.
Rules:

• All clothing must be appropriate and may not have drugs, alcohol, or inappropriate slogans.
• No wearing inappropriate shirts. 
• Footwear - No flip-flops or house slippers and heel heights must be less than two inches.
• Tight or baggy pants/shorts are not acceptable.
• Tank tops, sleeveless shirts, and torn/frayed clothing are not acceptable.
• Shorts/skirts - no shorter than three inches above the knee
• Headmaster or Head of School holds the final judgment on attire. A phone call home for appropriate clothing will be made.  

A man had a dream - a dream of freedom, brotherhood and a united fight against injustices. Please join us in keeping his dream alive.

Join us to learn about the transition into middle and high school! Come out and meet the teachers, preview curriculum materials, and learn about college readiness.

Join us to learn about the transition into Upper school! Come out and meet the teachers, preview curriculum materials, and learn about college readiness.

Fostering Resilient Learners

Keynote Lecture by Kristin Souers

Breakout Topics

• ADHD in the Classroom
• Anxiety
• Mindfulness
• Social Emotional Learning
• Outdoor Education/Nature Therapy
• and more!

For More Information Call 210-615-7485 or visit winston-sa.org

The Beta Club is a student-centered organization that develops and nurtures individuals by providing opportunities and experiences which enable them to demonstrate the ideals of character, achievement, service, and leadership. 

Membership is by invitation only and is a reflection of the student’s outstanding performance in school and community.

The National Honor Society (NHS) is the nation's premier organization established to recognize outstanding high school students. More than just an honor roll, NHS serves to recognize those students who have demonstrated excellence in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. These characteristics have been associated with membership in the organization since its beginning in 1921.

Membership is by invitation only and is a reflection of the student’s outstanding performance in school and community.