A school focused on those with learning differences is celebrating a big milestone this year in conjunction with Learning Disability Awareness Month.

The framework

The Winston School San Antonio officially turned 40 years old on Aug. 24, recognizing four decades of supporting students with conditions such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia and ADHD.

Gina Garza, the community engagement manager for The Winston, said the school is hosting events throughout October to further celebrate the impact of the anniversary and recognize the importance of Learning Disability Awareness Month.

On Oct. 28, the lecture "Teaching the Child Who Learns Differently" will discuss ways students with learning differences can feel empowered in life.


Quote of note

“We’re excited to open our campus and our expertise to the community this October to help more people understand that with the right support, learning differences can become a superpower,” Head of School Michelle Spoonemore said in a news release.

Zooming in

The school has three programs and a college preparation center, serving students from kindergarten to high school.


Their website says the curriculum is geared toward personalized learning and establishing an atmosphere of self-acceptance and mutual respect.