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Featuring Profilesof 16 Leading DallasPrivate Schools

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Alcuin SchoolCoed; Day PS(18 mos.)-12 6144 Churchill Way Dallas, Texas 75230 972-239-1745www.alcuinschool.org

Cistercian Preparatory SchoolBoys; Day 5-12 3660 Cistercian Road Irving, Texas 75039469-499-5400 www.cistercian.org

Dallas International SchoolCoed; Day PS-126039 Churchill WayDallas, Texas 75230 972-991-6379 www.dallasinternationalschool.org

The Episcopal School of DallasCoed; Day PS (3yrs)-12 4100 Merrell RoadDallas, Texas 75229-6217 214-358-4368www.esdallas.org

Good Shepherd Episcopal SchoolCoed; Day PS-8 11110 Midway RoadDallas, Texas 75229-4118 214-357-1610 www.gsesdallas.org

Greenhill SchoolCoed; Day PS-12 4141 Spring Valley Road Addison, Texas 75001972-628-5910 www.greenhill.org

The Hockaday SchoolGirls; Day PS-12; Boarding 8-12 11600 Welch RoadDallas, Texas 75229-2999 214-360-6520www.hockaday.org

Lakehill Preparatory SchoolCoed; Day K-12 2720 Hillside DriveDallas, Texas 75214214-826-2931www.lakehillprep.org

The Lamplighter SchoolCoed; Day PS-411611 Inwood Rd. Dallas, Texas 75229214-369-9201www.thelamplighterschool.org

Parish Episcopal SchoolCoed; Day PS-12 4101 Sigma RoadFarmers Branch, Texas 75244 75244 972-239-8011, ext.2750www.parishepiscopal.org

Shelton SchoolCoed; Learning Differences-Day PS-12 15720 Hillcrest RoadDallas, TX 75248 972.774.1772www.shelton.org

St. John’s Episcopal SchoolCoed; Day PS-8 848 Harter RoadDallas, Texas 75218214-328-9131www.stjohnsschool.org

St. Mark’s School of TexasBoys; Day 1-12 10600 Preston RoadDallas, Texas 75230-4047 214-346-8700www.smtexas.org

St. Philip’s SchoolCoed; Day PS-6 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Dallas, TX 75215214-421-5221www.stphilips1600.org

Ursuline Academy of DallasGirls; Day 9-12 4900 Walnut Hill Lane Dallas, TX 75229 469-232-1800www.ursulinedallas.org

The Winston SchoolCoed; Learning Differences Day 1-12 5707 Royal LaneDallas, Texas 75229-5536 214-691-6950www.winston-school.org

Featured ISAAD Schools

Thank You!Thank you for considering an independent school education for your child. This

publication is sponsored by the Independent Schools Admission Association

of Dallas (ISAAD). ISAAD is an organization of admission directors from the

sixteen Dallas area schools accredited by the Independent Schools Association

of the Southwest (ISAS).

Committed to providing students from pre-kindergarten through high school

with a high quality education, the Dallas ISAS schools help young people

develop as students and individuals. Finding the right environment for your

child can make a world of difference. The different missions, visions and

cultures of our schools are designed to create an environment that nurtures

intellectual curiosity, stimulates personal growth, and encourages critical

thinking and innovation.

Choosing a school for your child is a very personal process, and we ask you

to look further into what each school has to offer. Visit our websites, tour our

campuses and interact with our students and teachers. Let us help you find the

right fit for your child. Thank you again for exploring the many opportunities

available in independent schools in Dallas.

Alcuin School

Cistercian Preparatory School

Dallas International School

The Episcopal School of Dallas

Good Shepherd Episcopal School

Greenhill School

The Hockaday School

Lakehill Preparatory School

The Lamplighter School

Parish Episcopal School

Shelton School

St. John’s Episcopal School

St. Mark’s School of Texas

St. Philip’s School

Ursuline Academy of Dallas

The Winston School

Cistercian Preparatory School was founded in 1962, but the

tradition of Cistercian monasticism dates back more than 900

years. It is this tradition that makes Cistercian unique among

Texas independent schools.

Within a community, the Cistercians seek a life balancing prayer,

academics, and service. This philosophy permeates the small,

all-boys school in a variety of ways, including a comprehensive

theology program, a rigorous curriculum, exciting opportunities

in athletics and fine arts, and the promotion of voluntary service.

Central to Cistercian’s uniqueness is the Form Master system.

Each incoming class of fifth graders is assigned a Cistercian

priest or layman. For the next eight years, this Form Master

works closely with teachers and parents to oversee the personal,

spiritual, and academic growth of the boys in his class. He works

to provide a stable, supportive environment in which the boys

can strive for excellence, grow in responsibility, celebrate

diversity, and discover for themselves the importance of i

ntegrity, gratitude, and magnanimity.

Cistercian sincerely believes every boy’s spirit yearns for

knowledge and community. The school seeks to nurture and

develop this spirit through the challenges of adolescence so that

each young man may go forward in life enkindled by a love of

learning and service, and thereby enlighten the world.

O�ce of Admissions

3660 Cistercian Road • Irving, TX 75039

469.499.5400 • 469.499.5440 Fax

[email protected]

www.cistercian.org/school

The world today is more

interconnected,

interdependent, and

intercultural than ever.


prepares its students to

become global citizens

who are able to engage in

world challenges, and lead

successful and fulfilling

lives. By offering the

highest standard of

educational excellence,

through the French and

International

Baccalaureate programs,

Dallas Internatioal School

students graduate with a

confidence and knowledge

gained fromn a highly

rigorous, multilingual

education that can lead to

careers around the world -

and to a more culturally

enriched life.

972-991-6379 Lower School Campus 6039 Churchill Way Dallas, Texas 75230 972.991.6379 Upper School Campus 17811 Waterview Parkway Dallas, Texas 75252 469.250.0001 www.dallasinternationalschool.org

Dallas International School (DIS) is a private school in the North Dallas area accredited by the French Ministry of National Education, the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest, and the International Baccalaureate Organization. It was ranked the #1 Most Challenging Private High School in the Nation in 2016 by the Washington Post. The school’s mission is to educate students of all backgrounds to contribute to a dynamic world with its internationally renowned curriculum, multiple language instruction, and exposure to diverse cultural views.

As the only private school in the Dallas metroplex offering a multilingual education via an international curriculum, DIS has 700 students in PreK2 through grade 12, located on two campuses. Preschool through 4th grades are at 6039 Churchill Way, and 5th through 12th grades are at 17811 Wateview Parkway. Both campuses are easily accessible for residents in Dallas, Plano, and Richardson.

Academic subjects are taught in French and English, starting at the age of two, to achieve fluency in both languages. Spanish instruction is the third language taught at all grade levels with Chinese and German becoming language choices in 6th grade. At the 9th grade level, students choose between continuing their education taught in the French language, which leads to the French Baccalaureate Diploma, or follow the English track, where classes are taught in English, leading to the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. Both diplomas are highly regarded and assure admission into virtually any university in the world.

Through a unique partnership with the University of Texas at Dallas, DIS upper campus students have access to their sports facilities and collaborate on projects with various departments. Exclusive scholarships to UT Dallas are offered to DIS students.

Dallas International School is secular and coeducational. The student body is currently 70% American, 20% French, and 10% from other backgrounds. Students receive a unique experience and understanding of cultural differences through the intermingling of the 50 different heritages represented by the school community. DIS has also developed the “Country of the Year” program, allowing for a year-long in-depth study of a specific country across all grade levels. This action further supports the DIS mission of cultural awareness.

DIS graduates have been accepted to both US and foreign universities such as Auburn University, Clark University, Emory University, George Washington University, Northeastern University, Pomona College, Purdue University, NYU, SMU, TCU, UT Austin, University of Pennsylvania, McGill University (Canada), Sciences Po (France), and St. Andrews (Scotland). Select DIS graduates have been awarded Southern Meth-odist University President’s Scholarships and named National Merit Scholar.

Our website is devoted to information about our unique academic system, extracurricular programs and activities at the school. We invite you to either of our campuses for a personal tour or to attend an admissions event to learn more about Dallas International School.

Dallas International School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to the students at the school.

Admissions Office 6039 Churchill Way Dallas, Texas 75230 972.991.6379 www.dallasinternationalschool.org

I am a school - but so much more.I am a family, a sanctuary, a catalyst.My mission is lofty,And my standards are extraordinary.I appreciate the importance of exemplary test scores,But my goal is exemplary lives.I strive to send my graduates to exceptional universities, But my ultimate destination for them is exceptional happiness. I am preparing lives that will go out from the classroom, Reach out to the community,And stand out in the world.I am The Episcopal School of Dallas.And I am igniting lives of purpose.

LOWER SCHOOL 4344 Colgate Avenue • Dallas, Texas • 75225 MIDDLE & UPPER SCHOOL 4100 Merrell Road • Dallas, Texas • 75229 MAIN 214.358.4368

A CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS AGES 3 THROUGH GRADE 12

www.esdallas.org/morethanadiploma

get accepted to their first

or second high school choice.

100% of gses grads

214.357.1610 • 11110 Midway Road, Dallas TX 75229

G S E S D A L L A S . O R Glearn more at:

Intellectual DisciplineCommon Prayer

Welcoming CommunityRespect for Others

Compassionate Service

COE You'll be amazed at

the places your children will go in our unique outdoor education program.

25 YEARScelebrating

1959

founded

Providing a meaningful educational experience

in the North Dallas area for over 50 years.

G O O D S H E P H E R D E P I S C O P A L S C H O O L

L E A R N S E R V E L E A Dwith confidence with compassion with courage

INVITING YOUR FAMILY TO EXPERIENCE OUR PREK THROUGH EIGHTH GRADE ADVANTAGE.

Independent Coeducational BalancedCommunity-OrientedNurturingInclusiveOpen to Different Outcomes

Find your fit.

Reserve your spot at one of our upcoming admission events this fall.

Greenhill School Office of Admission4141 Spring Valley Road, Addison, TX 75001 972.628.5910 | www.greenhill.org

Greenhill is a coeducational independent college preparatory school for

grades PreK through 12 serving the Dallas community. We offer a

challenging and balanced curriculum, exceptional and committed teachers,

a welcoming and diverse community, and strong character education. But

that’s not what makes us uniquely special.

Our students do. Drawn to the unknown and motivated from within, they

ask questions that lead to more questions, think critically, and unearth

“the why.” They’re willing to make mistakes, voice opinions, and embrace

differences. They serve with compassion, work with tenacity, and develop

personal strengths for lifetimes of success. Success they define themselves.

They are inspired. They are inspiring. And it all starts right here, at

Greenhill.

Greenhill is

www.greenhill.org

Discover what inspires you.

It is the policy of Greenhill School to administer its educational programs, including admission and financial aid, without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national or ethnic origin, or disability.

Believing in the limitless potential of girls, Hockaday develops resilient, confident women who are educated and inspired

to lead lives of purpose and impact.

Hockaday awakens the intellectual curiosity of every girl and develops an enthusiastic spirit and love of learning. With a strong commitment to character, courtesy, scholarship, and athletics – the Four Cornerstones upon which The Hockaday School was founded in 1913 – our girls are committed to excellence. Miss Ela Hockaday believed that girls should have a progressive academic environment committed to preparing them for higher education and for life in a rapidly changing world. A Hockaday girl wholeheartedly embraces the exciting learning and leadership opportunities both inside and outside of the classroom, and is empowered to think and inspired to learn so she will one day leave Hockaday, confident to meet the possibilities that await her.

Hockaday is the largest, independent all girls’ college preparatory school for day students (grades PK-12) and boarding students (grades 8-12) in the U.S. We are located on 88 acres in Dallas, Texas and have an enrollment of approximately 1,090 students. The difference at Hockaday is not just in the classroom, but in the combination of the community and culture we offer. Our all-girl education is a powerful and transformative experience.

The Hockaday School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sexual orientation, religion, national or ethnic origin.

11600 Welch Road, Dallas, Texas, 75229tel 214.360.6526 [email protected] WWW.HOCKADAY.ORG

402016 NATIONAL MERIT

SEMIFINALISTS AND COMMENDED STUDENTS

3.5mDOLLARS AWARDED IN

FINANCIAL AID

11COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

IN RESIDENCE

10:1STUDENT : TEACHER RATIO

100%GRADUATES ACCEPTED

INTO FOUR YEAR COLLEGES

148mDOLLAR ENDOWMENT

Office of Admission2720 Hillside DriveDallas, TX [email protected]

4unique Middle School Adventure

Week travel opportunities(one each year of Middle School)

2campuses offer twice

the opportunities(including a LEED-certified

Environmental Science Center)

100%acceptance to top

colleges and universities

$5.5 min merit-based scholarships earned by the Class of 2017

$175,000 average per graduate

11Lower School

after-school enrichmentclasses and clubs

Lakehill is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS).

Lakehill Preparatory School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, orientation, or national or ethnic origin in its admissions, administration of its educational policies, financial aid programs, athletics, or other school-administered programs.

14average class size

1:10faculty-to-student ratio

33 championship levelathletic programs

for Middle and UpperSchool students

47organizations, clubs, and honor societies for Middle and Upper

School students

6Lower School specialty courses (Spanish, art, music, computers,

library, PE)

7,500hours of student volunteer service

contributed annually

17AP classes

61Upper School academic

courses available

16,000 square feet of expanded space

8,000square feet of renovated space

Success Starts Here.

Attend an Admission Event.Find out more and RSVP at lakehillprep.org

Lamplighter engages young children in the joy of learning through intellectual discovery in a creative, inclusive, and collaborative environment. Lamplighter offers the premier seven-year preschool and elementary experience in Dallas. Lamplighter is well known for its innovation in technology and excellence in academic and social development.The School features hands-on, relevant instruction that prepares children for a globally-connected 21st century, while preserving a rich history.

As an independent and co-educational school for students in pre-kindergarten (age 3) through fourth grade, Lamplighter :

• Promotes academic excellence through innovative curriculum • Actively engages children in the joy of learning • Develops character, confidence, and collaborative skills • Embraces all forms of diversity and strives to be a genuinely inclusive community

• Encourages creativity through hands-on learning • Enhances curriculum through partnerships with the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Southern Methodist University, and the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

A highly integrated curriculum merges fine arts with language arts, math, environmental science, social studies, physical education, and Spanish. Student progress is reported through four parent conferences and observations yearly.

Founded in 1953, Lamplighter currently has an enrollment of 450 students. The wooded campus is situated on 12 beautifully landscaped acres in residential north Dallas, consisting of 30 classrooms, an Innovation Lab, a media center, a greenhouse, learning gardens, and a barn.

LAMPLIGHTER DELIVERS SERIOUS EDUCATION WRAPPED IN THE WONDER OF CHILDHOOD.

Join us for a tour.Learn more.

Office of Admission and Placement 214.369.9201

11611 Inwood Road | Dallas, Texas 75229 | 214.369.9201 phone | www.thelamplighterschool.org

Office of Admission972.852.8PES • 972.991.1237 Fax

www.parishepiscopal.org

Midway campus 3rd - 12th grade

4101 Sigma Road Dallas, TX 75244

Hillcrest campusPreK - 2nd grade

14115 Hillcrest RoadDallas, TX 75254

Parish Episcopal School knows that success comes from realizing and fostering individuals’ passions. Inspired by the values of Wisdom, Honor and Service, the mission of this inclusive Episcopal community is to guide young people to use those passions to become creative learners and bold leaders prepared to impact a complex global society. Parish cultivates these leaders and innovators by creating environments that develop and inspire.

What does that environment look like? As a leading PreK through 12th-grade independent school, Parish embraces innovation as a means of reimagining and redefining the high-quality college preparatory experience and leading the shift to prepare life-ready, modern-day learners. Through an innovative and balanced curriculum, students become proactive par-ticipants in the learning process thus - even as early as PreK, Kindergarten and Primer - showcasing that it’s no longer about how much students and graduates know that matters; it’s what they can do with that knowledge.

Become a part of Parish Episcopal School and step out into the world as a Young Person of Impact who leads and serves with integrity and purpose.

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Founded in 1976, Shelton School is a private non-profit, non-sectarian, co-ed school serving intelligent students with learning differences (LD) in grades EC through 12. It has been the turning point for thousands of students. Shelton’s individualized, structured multisensory academic program, especially written for LD students, challenges students by building the necessary skills. Shelton’s niche is providing a customized educational approach with positive, practical solutions matching the needs of LD students. For some, Shelton’s full school program is optimal for the duration of their high school days.

Shelton offers a comprehensive curriculum with a strong

academic orientation and a nurturing family atmosphere that considers the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social growth of each student. In addition, the school offers a full array of extra-curricular, fun activities. Whether students leave Shelton to return to a mainstream classroom or head to college, they are equipped to meet the next challenge. Shelton is about helping every child become the absolute best human being he can be, not just academically fit.

While the school is clearly the centerpiece of its mission, Shelton is more than a school. It also encompasses three other major components — a

speech/language/hearing program, an evaluation center, and an outreach/training program, all open to the community.

Shelton provides extensive training for professionals who work with LD students and their families. In addition, Shelton is actively involved with research at major institutions, with the goal of identifying and applying the best practices that will help children, youth and their families.

SHELTON PRIDE

Diann Slaton, Director of Admission15720 Hillcrest Road, Dallas, TX 75248972.774.1772 Fax 972.991.3977 www.shelton.org

Office of Admission848 Harter RoadDallas TX, 75218www.stjohnsschool.org214.328.9131

A T ST. JOHN’S WE IGNITE THE LOVE OF LEARNING. IT’S NOT JUST ABOUT ACADEMICS, IT’S IT’S ABOUT EDUCATION WITH SOUL.

St. John’s students do not sit in rows, quietly absorbing information. Instead, they actively engage with materials and ideas. They experiment and discuss and analyze and reflect. They become confident and independent through a balance of nurture and challenge.

Our curriculum is responsive to the needs of our students and is shaped by research, our experience and successful educational practices, providing a modern education within the tradition of Episcopal schools. Our approach fosters timeless human values, builds awareness of the larger world, and challenges students to understand their potential impact while cementing the essential core skills and concepts.

In the end St. John’s students grow into interesting and interested leaders. They are knowledgeable, well-rounded, articulate, confident and morally responsible individuals. Our students leave St. John’s more than “high school ready,” and later “college” and “work ready.” We set them up to be “life ready.”

THE LOVE OF KNOWLEDGE. THE COURAGE TO USE IT.

Since 1906, St. Mark’s School of Texas has provided

boys in grades 1–12 with exceptional educational

opportunities by focusing on the unique learning styles of

boys and promoting the many paths to manhood. Students

are encouraged to expand their intellectual, artistic, and

athletic interests free from traditional gender assumptions.

By nurturing the individual gifts, perspectives, and abilities

of each boy, St. Mark’s allows them to mature at their own

pace as they become young men.

At the core of the St. Mark’s experience is the close

relationship between gifted instructors and capable

students. Small classes (average of 15) and an exceptionally

low student-to-teacher ratio (8:1) allow students and

the School’s nationally acclaimed faculty to navigate the

educational journey together in a meaningful relationship.

Our community of learners respects the global diversity

of voices and perspectives. More then one-third of the

boys are people of color, and the diverse St. Mark’s student

body reflects a wide variety of ethnic, religious, and

socio-economic backgrounds. Generous donors, who are

committed to eliminating any economic barrier to attending

St. Mark’s, support the School’s endowment-based financial

aid program, which includes funding for middle-income

families. Additionally, the cost of tuition alone does not cover

the cost of educating a Marksman. More than 25 percent of

the operating budget is supported by philanthropic sources,

providing a scholarship to every student and working to

ensure excellence at St. Mark’s.

First-rate facilities equipped with cutting-edge technology

afford students every opportunity to explore academic,

athletic, and artistic interests. The unparalleled quality of the

campus facilities reflects the School’s dedication to the boys

and the community’s dedication to St. Mark’s.

Office of Admission10600 Preston Road • Dallas, Texas 75230214.346.8700 • www.smtexas.org

Helping boys become good men.

St. Philip’s School and Community Center’s genesis is with the first African-American

Episcopalian church in Dallas – St. Philip’s Church – founded in the late 1940s. What

we are today is a direct result of the mission of the now defunct church’s congregation that

was committed to providing educational and recreational programs for children and youth

in South Dallas. Our School provides a rigorous education to students from Pre-K2 to 6th

grade, ages 2 – 12. St. Philip’s is the only school in the southern sector of Dallas to receive accreditation by ISAS (Independent School

Association of the Southwest). 100% of St. Philip’s alumni graduate high school, while 95% attend college. Our alumni count Harvard,

Stanford, SMU, UCLA, Howard, Morehouse, and Purdue among the colleges and universities they attend.

Our students begin each day with an uplifting chapel service. The core values of educational excellence, educational opportunity, self-

esteem, personal development, ethnic awareness, bridging racial barriers, and community service, prepare our students for an education

that far exceeds academics – these values prepare them for life after St. Philip’s. St. Philip’s offers a full day, curriculum based Early

Childhood program (PK-2 through Kindergarten) and dynamic Lower School (Grades 1st – 3rd) and Middle School (Grades 4th – 6th)

programs. Our highly trained and energetic faculty and staff know that the world is the classroom and through high tech classroom and

field exposures, we are empowering minds to think globally and to think big! Over 60% of St. Philip’s faculty hold advanced degrees and

long-term partnerships with such institutions as the University of Texas at Dallas and Southern Methodist University strengthens the

implementation of our curriculum.

Our Community Center is the heart of the neighborhood and allows our students to have hands on service learning opportunities year

round. We work in collaboration with dozens of organizations to provide numerous services needed by our South Dallas neighbors.

Additionally, St. Philip’s is the home of a MyChildren’s pediatric clinic, onsite daycare center and the Our Community Pantry, operated by

North Texas Food Bank.

St. Philip’s sets an expectation of excellence and is committed to producing compassionate, competent, creative, and confident servant

leaders for tomorrow!

Office of Admission1600 Pennsylvania Avenue • Dallas, Texas 75215

214.421.5221 • www.stphilips1600.org

SPIRITUALITY. SCHOLARSHIP. SERVICE.

“If it is to be, it’s up to me.” Quote from St. Philip’s Creed

Ursuline Academy of DallasThe Right Place for the Story of You

The Ursuline story is one of tradition. It is also a story of great teachers, cutting-edge technology, commitment to service, and confident girls becoming the effective, ethical, and compassionate leaders of tomorrow.

The oldest continuously operating school in Dallas, Ursuline Academy is renowned for academic excellence, innovation, and our motto, Serviam (I will serve). Ursuline educators are role models and mentors who value teaching as both a vocation and a ministry. They teach with passion and creativity and are dedicated to your success.

Ursuline’s curriculum will help you develop critical thinking and complex problem-solving skills. You’ll explore the arts and athletics, and use your creativity and collaborate with others to achieve your goals. You’ll use advanced technology as a tool to gain knowledge, communicate ideas, and investigate the world.

Ursuline students also learn global citizenship. Educational and cultural exchanges take place each year with sister schools in Australia, Brazil, Chile, China, England, France, Peru, South Africa, and Wilmington, Delaware. Mission trips and global studies opportunities are also offered.

At Ursuline, the spirit of Serviam inspires you to use your unique gifts to serve others. As you reach out with compassion, you’ll learn what it means to be a servant leader. Spiritual life is nurtured and every student is called to be a “Person of Faith.”

For the next chapter in your story, join us at Ursuline Academy, an all-girls Catholic college preparatory school for grades 9-12.

Ursuline Academy admits qualified students without regard to race, color, or national or ethic origin.

Office of Admission4900 Walnut Hill Lane

Dallas, TX 75229469.232.1800

www.ursulinedallas.org

t The Winston School, our distinctive cornerstone .ideas - such as rigorous college-prep curriculum

coupled with customized education strategies - are integrated into pivotal, life-changing moments of discovery.

Winston is a co-educational, college-preparatory school for students in grades K- 12. We provide individualized programs for students with learning differences, including challenges in reading, writing, language, mathematics, and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Before placement, the Winston Testing and Evaluation Center assesses each student so we can provide an individual learning profile, training, and other resources.

Our lower school students have the opportunity to experience hands-on learning throughout their daily curriculum, reading labs and co-curricular activities.

The middle school students enter our classrooms with a team of teachers who prepare them for the rigors of high school utilizing technology to assist their unique learning needs.

Upper school students not only experience a college preparatory environment but also have opportunities for athletics, band, choir, art, photography, club memberships, and the possibility of excelling in one of our academy programs: Fine Arts, Performing Arts, Solar Science, Service Learning, and World Cultures.

Graduates of The Winston School are lifelong learners who leave as self-empowered, self-aware critical thinkers ready for college and life.

“A challenging college preparatory environment for bright students who

learn differently.”

Office of Admission5707 Royal LaneDallas, TX 75229214.691.6950214.691.1509 Faxwww.winston-school.org

SCHOOL PROFILE

Girls

Co-ed

Co-ed

Co-ed

PS (18 Mos.) - 12th Grade, Day School

Co-ed

St. John’s Episcopal School P-K4 – 8th Grade, Day School Co-ed 500

St. Mark’s School of Texas 1st – 12th Grade, Day School Boys 875

St. Philip’s School Pre-K2 – 6th Grade, Day School Co-ed 250

Ursuline Academy of Dallas 9th – 12th Grade, Day School Girls 800+ Required

The Winston School K – 12th Grade, Day School Co-ed 200 Required

Boys

GENDERSTUDENT

POPULATIONUNIFORMS




Greenhill School


The Hockaday School




Shelton School

Alcuin School

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

Required

560

1,150

350

730

585

1,300

1,090

400

450

1,130

935

No

No

No

No

Girls

Co-ed

Co-ed

Co-ed

Co-ed

Co-ed

Pre-K1 – 12th Grade, Day School

EC – 12th Grade, Day School,Learning Differences


K – 12th Grade, Day School

Pre-K – 12th Grade, Day School8th - 12th Grade, Boarding School





5th – 12th Grade, Day School

Independent School Admission Association of Dallas

SCHOOL

St. John’s Episcopal School


St. Philip’s School


The Winston School




Greenhill School


The Hockaday School




Shelton School

Alcuin School

Pre-K, Kindergarten and Lower School Open House Dates

Middle/Upper SchoolOpen House Dates

Additional VisitingOpportunities Available

11/4/17, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. Pre-K - 211/11/17, 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 3rd - 12thMidway Campus

Tours: Pre-K - 12thShadow Visits: 1st - 11thSee www.parishepiscopal.org for details.

11/8/17 – Open House, All Grades. RSVP at www.smtexas.org.Monthly Tours & Student Visits - See www.smtexas.org for more information.

12/6/17 – Open House for all grades from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. School tours: Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m.

Open Houses for all grades: 11/9/17 from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m., 1/28/17 from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m., and 3/22/18 from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.

N/A10/29/17, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.See www.ursulinedallas.org

10/11/17, 11/10/17, and 12/13/17 at 8:00 a.m.1/9/18 at 5:30 p.m.

October 3, 2017, 8:30 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. November Admissions Coffee & Spring Open HousePlease see www.cistercian.org for more details

Lower School Parent Visits: 9/28/17, 10/17/17, 12/7/17 at 8:30 a.m. 11/5/17 at 1:00 p.m.

10/3 and 12/6, 9:00 a.m. K11/2, 9:00 a.m. K - 4

11/8, 9:00 a.m. (5th - 8th)11/28, 6:30 p.m. (9th -12th)

10/17/17, 1/11/18, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.11/30/17, 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. 12/3/17, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Tours and Shadow Visits 5th-12th: www.esdallas.org

Meet the Administrators Parent Coffees: 10/12/17, 11/29/17, 7:30 - 9:00 a.m.Tours available upon request; see website for details on 8th grade visits.

Morning Coffees on 9/27/17,10/25/17, and 12/6/17.

11/4/17, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. 11/4/17, 10:00 p.m. - 12:00 p.m. Coffee Dates & School Tours:www.dallasinternationalschool.org

Weekday Tours, Shadow Visits, and Pre-Test Visits.www.greenhill.org/admission

Tours scheduled regularly byappointment.

Tours and prospective parentmeetings offered regularly. Call for information.

Coffees: 10/13, 10/24, 11/14, 1/10/18Freshman Visit Day: 2/2/18

Tours and Visits scheduledregularly by appointment.

10/11: PK - 4th10/25, 11/29: PK - K11/8: 5th - 8th

Tours offered regularly. Call or register online for an appointment.

10/15/17; 12:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.RSVP to [email protected]

Please visit www.gsesdallas.org for additional visit opportunities.

1/7/18 from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. – Open house for all gradesRSVP at [email protected]

October 29, 2017,1:00 - 3:30 p.m.RSVP at www.greenhill.org/admission

November 12, 2017,1:00 - 3:30 p.m.RSVP at www.greenhill.org/admission

10/15/17 from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. – Open House for all grades. RSVP at [email protected].

Open House Information(Please contact individual schools for additional details.)

Please visit www.shelton.org for information regarding visits during the application process.All visits are by appointment only.

Admission Coffees at 9:00 a.m. 9/20/17, 10/4/17, 10/18/17, 11/1/17, 11/15/17, 1/17/18, 4/18/18Admission Coffees at 12:30 pm. 9/6/17, 11/29/17Open House, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. 11/12/17

10/22/17, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. - Admission Preview for 5th - 12th gradesSee www.hockaday.org for Parent Visits, Tours, and Student Shadow Visits.

Pre-K &KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE SECOND - FOURTH

GRADESFIFTH - TWELFTH

GRADES

St. John’s Episcopal School N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A N/A N/A

The Winston School Testing and Evaluation Center offers a full battery of comprehensive psychoeducational tests. Call to schedule an appointment.

Alcuin School Assigned Assigned Assigned Assigned

Assigned

Assigned

Assigned Assigned AssignedDallas International School

Cistercian Preparatory School N/A

Jan. 27, 2018–KFeb. 3, 2018–PKFeb. 10, 2018–Beginners

January 6, 2018January 20, 2018January 27, 2018

January 27, 2018

January 20, 2018

January 20, 2018February 3, 2018

January 20, 2018–KFebruary 3, 2018–PK

January 20, 2018February 3, 2018

January 20, 2018 January 20, 2018

Grade 2: 1/20/18, 2/3/18Grades 3 & 4: 1/6/18, 2/10/18





January 6, 2018January 20, 2018

January 6, 2018January 20, 2018

December 2, 2017 &December 9, 2017

ISEE:January 6, 2018January 20, 2018

ISEE:January 6, 2018January 20, 2018

ISEE:October 28, 2017January 20, 2018

ISEE:January 6, 2018February 10, 2018

ISEE:January 6, 2018

ISEE -January 27, 2018

N/A


ISEE - February 3, 2018

ISEE (Grades 5-8) February 3, 2018

N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

Grades 5-6: Saturday, January 27, 2018Grades 7-11: Saturday, February 3, 2018

Grade 2: January 13, 2018Grades 3 & 4: January 6 and January 20, 2018

January 20, 2018 & January 27, 2018



Greenhill School

The Hockaday School




Shelton School


The Winston School


St. Philip’s School January 20, 2018 & February 17, 2018

Assigned

January 27, 2018

Testing Dates

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