The Impact of Giving - The Winston School of San Antonio

The Impact of Giving2019-2020 Annual Report

Advocating for minds that learn differently. ®

2............................................................................Headmaster's Report3.......................................................A Message from our Board Chair4.................................................................................Fine Arts Building5.................................................................................2019-2020 Donors11.....................................................................................Our Fiscal Year12....................................................................The Impact of Your Gifts14.................................................................2020 Learning Symposium15....................................................................................Alumni Update17........................................................................................Class of 2020

Tabl e of C ontent s

11 The Winston School San Antonio

This was an unprecedented year for the Winston community due to COVID 19. The changes it brought in conducting the operations of the school and delivering instruction to our students were extremely challenging at times. However, even with these challenges, Winston continued to be a resilient community and there were moments to be thankful to you - our donors.

The annual fund drive generates donations from parents, students, friends, trustees, grandparents, foundations, relatives, and employees. These donations made a direct impact on the education of our students and the needs of the school.

Our new Fine Arts and Assembly Hall opened in August 2020 and all funds were raised to cover the expenses for this construction. The addition of this building has provided our students with new opportunities for learning especially in the area of industrial arts and the expansion of digital media, music, drama, and visual arts spaces. Students enjoy the spacious dining hall that also serves as a venue for drama productions with a black box theater and green room. The capital campaign funds raised provided the school the means to purchase new equipment to enhance the value of each new program.

This past year, funds were used to provide (1) the Faculty professional development courses to fine tune the quality of delivering virtual instruction, (2) PPE’s including hand sanitizing stations, and (3) the ever increasing need for technology with an emphasis on staying current.

Prior to COVID impacting the operation of the school; there were numerous in-kind contributions made and countless hours of volunteer service including chaperoning field trips and outdoor education were performed by our parent body. The Winston Parents’ Association has always been supportive of the needs of the school.

I appreciate and thank you for your decision to invest in the education of our current and future students by enriching their learning experience at Winston.

Sincerely,

Charles J. Karulak, Ed.D.Headmaster

We are so grateful for your financial support and deeply thank you for

your investment in the education of our students. Your gifts to Winston

are truly making a difference.

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A Me s s a g e From ou r B o ard C h ai r

My mother sent me an email with a video of a small girl perhaps three years old in tears crying about "everything being shut down." In normal circumstances it would have been a "cute" video, but as I watched it I realized how disturbing it was that the child is scarred, perhaps for life, by the trauma of being locked down. We are fortunate to live in a community that is allowing in-person learning and personal movement as safely as possible. I so look forward to the world overcoming this virus and things moving smoothly forward again. It will happen, and I believe it has begun with the science and technology of vaccinations coming into play and better knowledge in treatment of the disease. I recently had a close friend, young and healthy, come very close to dying from Covid, This had a personal effect on me and I know many of you have your own experiences with the disease as well. Thanks to the hospital and the care administered, my friend was able to pull through after a few weeks being seriously ill; many others have not been so fortunate.

Needless to say, it has been a more than trying year since March of 2020, when Covid began affecting our school and life worldwide. Winston has done a superb job in dealing with Covid, thanks to Dr. Karulak and his knowledge and experience in working through trying situations. Dr. Karulak has also kept very close contact with medical doctors and the CDC and heeding the advice they offer. While Winston has had some cases of Covid, all in all, we have faired better than most schools. It does help having a smaller community and dedicated teachers to allow the hybrid learning process to be so successful. At the same time, our intimate community has allowed students to maintain the social connections they so need as they mature.

Winston enrollment has understandably decreased dramatically this year and we hope that next school year, normal life will resume and our enrollment numbers will rebound. Please, if you know anyone who could benefit from our wonderful personal learning environment and vision, tell them about Winston, and we would be happy to educate them in more detail about what we have to offer. We would love to have more students be able to be successful from experience gained here.

William Carrington2019-2020 Chairman of the Board

On behalf of the Board of Trustees, thank you for your

generous support of The Winston School San Antonio.



"The Fine Arts Building has given students a window into what is possible in the world of theater, art, photography, graphics, and video production. This structural palace puts

students at an advantage post graduation."

- Mr. Rodriguez, Digital Media Teacher

Fi n e Ar t s Bu i l d i ng

Churchill Society $25,000+Mrs. Walter Brown, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. William CarringtonHEB Tournament of ChampionsThe J. E. and L. E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.Manley Grandchildren TrustBill & Sally McNutt FoundationMelovee White TrustThe Harvey E. Najim Charitable FoundationMs. Amy L. Perry

Legacy Council $10,000 - $24,999Mr. and Mrs. Bill CallowayBonnie Ellison Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Keith GravesGulftex EnergyThe Ewing Halsell FoundationDr. and Mrs. Charles J. KarulakMr. and Mrs. John KorbellMr. and Mrs. Jason LeonardMyra Stafford Pryor Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Larry Warren

Founders' Council $5,000 - $9,999Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Brown, Jr.CapFinancial Partners, LLCDecypher | Management and Technology ConsultantsFreedom ChevroletFrost BankGunn Automotive GroupMr. and Mrs. Jason A. IngramNuStar FoundationThe Parker Foundation, Inc.Perron & Quintana Family Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. James TrussDr. & Mrs. Mark B. Weinstein

Headmaster's Council $2,500 - $4,999Dr. and Mrs. David J. AltmanMr. and Mrs. David E. AshDr. Andrew Auber and Dr. Patricia MancusoDr. Iva Timmerman & Mr. Hector CalderaMr. Erasmo Lopez and Mrs. Madison GravesMr. and Mrs. Joe A. PerezMrs. Jim PrestonMs. Elizabeth A. RiveraMr. and Mrs. Albert Salas SaenzMs. Rachel L. UnionUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioMr. and Mrs. Ernest Zernial

Lenora was a devoted grandmother, beloved by her family. She supported the Winston School through the Annual

Fund as well as the Capital Campaign not just to support her own grandchildren but also to lift up other children

with learning differences. Lenora was always interested in the activities, programs, and success of the Winston School.

She enjoyed attending school events like Grandparents Day and the holiday recital when she could. Lenora Peace Brown was a kind, generous, humble, loving lady. She is

greatly missed. We know that she continues to take pride in the obstacles overcome and the accomplishments of all the

students of the Winston School.

Donor Spotlight

Lenora Peace Brown

O u r G en erou s D on or s


Graduate Council $500 - $2,499Drs. Mario A. Alcantara and Anne AlcantaraDrs. Allen Alvarez and Aixa AlvarezAncira Enterprises, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Gregory AnsteadDr. Hays Arnold and Dr. Kristen A. Plastino-ArnoldMrs. June BarrerasMr. and Mrs. Mitchell BeresMr. and Mrs. Bill BorstMr. and Mrs. James BowerBroadway BankMr. and Mrs. William CanavanDr. Julia Carbajal and Mr. Juan CarbajalDr. and Mrs. Fernando CastanedaMr. and Mrs. Patrick ChristensenMr. Steve DrawertMr. and Mrs. Brian EastridgeMr. and Mrs. Joe EscobedoMr. Arnold EspeMr. Robert FabbioMr. and Mrs. Michael GentryMr. and Mrs. David GlazenerMs. Judy GoldsteinMr. Michael A. GonzalesMr. and Mrs. Charles S. HanoviceMr. and Mrs. Butch HolmesJDSM Enterprises, Inc.Keller-Martin Construction, Inc.Arnold J. and Irene B. Kocurek Family FoundationDr. Manuel LopezLPA Inc.Dr. Murali Mamidi and Dr. Christina BuiMr. Amador Maranca and Mrs. Kelly Ann Shy-MarancaMarathon Petroleum CorporationDr. and Mrs. Jon Tom McAnearMr. and Mrs. Inderjit Singh MehatMr. and Mrs. Angel Menendez IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael MitchellDr. Kim Molina and Mr. Jose MolinaDr. Martha MorenoMr. and Mrs. Charles PastorinoDrs. Jay Peters and Jean BluesteinMr. Ron Price and Ms. Benet BlansettDr. and Mrs. David ReischeRobert Tucker Hayes FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brandon C. Rodriguez

Drs. Laurence and Maria RosenThe Rotary Club Foundation of Boerne SunriseDr. and Mrs. Gary SaboeMs. Melissa SalazarSan Antonio Bowl AssociationShell Oil CompanyDr. and Mrs. Stephen SheppardMr. Jeremy Shields and Dr. Andrea ShieldsThe Stan and Gerry Sigman FoundationMr. and Mrs. Shawn StonerTexas Cavaliers Charitable FoundationDr. and Mrs. Arnold VardimanDr. Karen WaldronMr. and Mrs. Clifford S. WallerMr. and Mrs. Wade WeemsMr. Mark G. WeisshaarMr. and Mrs. Jeff N. WhitmoreMr. and Mrs. Michael WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Steven M. WonderYoung, Knight & Oberholtzer, LLC



Ms. Yvonne CortezMr. Scott CrenshawMr. and Mrs. Kevin CroninCrown TrophyMr. and Mrs. Paul CwiklikMr. and Mrs. Jason DadyLTC Scott Ryan Dalton, D.O. and Mrs. Pamela DaltonMs. Tamara DarrMr. and Mrs. Aaron DavisMs. Connie De la Zerda-MassMr. and Mrs. Peter DenneyDer Dream, L.L.CDermatology San AntonioMs. Berenice DiazMs. Irma DiazMr. and Mrs. David DunneMr. Hector Elizondo and Ms. Claudia CarranzaMs. Cindy EnloeMs. Sarah EvansMr. and Mrs. Juan Manuel FernandezMr. and Mrs. John S. FitchMr. and Mrs. Rudy FloresMr. Francisco Flores and Mrs. Marcela Muzza-FloresMs. Daniella Fowler and Mr. Warren BushMs. Barbara FranklinMs. Deborah FreilerMs. Anna M. FritzMr. and Mrs. Noe M. GarciaMs. Tara GarciaMr. and Mrs. Rene GarciaMr. and Mrs. Nefi M. GarzaMr. and Mrs. Howard GelferGentry Family FundMs. Susan GiffordMr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. GombossyMs. Leslie GomezMr. and Mrs. Timothy GreenDr. Cristina GrijalvaDr. Robert GulleyMr. Gus HahnMs. Lisa G. HahnMs. Julie HansonDrs. Antoine J. Harb and Misha PeterMr. and Mrs. Ron HarrisMs. Niccole HeardMr. and Mrs. Collis Heath

Eagles Council $499 & UnderDr. and Mrs. Ali AbediMr. and Mrs. Charles AcordMs. Jodi AdamsMr. and Mrs. Julian AlcalaMr. and Mrs. Miles D. AleyMrs. April AnciraMr. and Mrs. Stephen AndersonMr. and Mrs. Matthew ArgabrightMr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Armstrong, Jr.Ms. Kristin AshleyMr. and Mrs. Alfredo AvalosMr. and Mrs. Tom BaileyMr. Eric BarnesMrs. Judy Barreras and Mrs. Robynn Sweet-BarrerasMr. Rudy BarrientezMr. and Mrs. Mark N. BarrontonMr. and Mrs. Donald BelcherMr. and Mrs. Ray BenavidesMr. & Mrs. Robert BettacMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey BezuidenhoutMr. and Mrs. Matt L. BillowMs. Stacy BippertDr. and Mrs. Tyrone BlockerMs. DeAnna BokinskyMs. Heather A. BorowiecMr. and Mrs. Daniel BorregoMr. and Mrs. Chris BorthMr. and Mrs. David BorushkoMr. and Mrs. John Branch IIIBreath RespiraMr. and Mrs. Christopher BriggsMr. and Mrs. Albert G. BustamanteDr. and Mrs. Richard ButlerMs. Helen CaballeroCafeteria ServicesMr. and Mrs. Michael CallowayMs. Barbara CalvinMr. and Mrs. Mike CanalesMr. Jaime CastilloMr. and Mrs. Giovanni CavatortaMs. Katherine CerminMr. and Mrs. Sam ChapaMr. and Mrs. Chris ClaiborneMs. Michelle ClarkDr. and Mr. Shauna Collins



Mr. Glenn HegarMr. and Mrs. Russell and Rose HendricksMr. Roy HernandezMr. and Mrs. Domanic HernandezMrs. Tricia HernandezMrs. Valerie HernandezMrs. Henrietta HildebrandMr. and Mrs. Scott HilderbrandMr. and Mrs. Kevin G. HosierMs. Catherine HughesMr. and Mrs. William HunterInside Outside Wellness Center and Medical SpaMs. Jackie JaramilloMr. and Mrs. Fred JesseMr. and Mrs. Phillip JonesMr. and Mrs. Edward B. KelleyMs. Kristal KelleyMs. Jacqueline KleinDr. and Mrs. Bruce KnappKona Ice of River CityMs. Elizabeth KonopelskiMr. and Mrs. Jay KrickMr. & Mrs. Weir LabattMr. and Mrs. Ben LagueuxMs. Dana LairdMr. and Mrs. Ernest O. LandyMr. and Mrs. Scott LaneMs. Kristina LaurelMs. Debra LeamingMr. and Mrs. Richard LewisMr. and Mrs. Michael Samuel LichtmacherLocal Independent Charities of TexasMr. and Mrs. John C. LoggieMr. and Mrs. Gilberto LopezMr. and Mrs. Rafael LopezDrs. Marcel MacGilvrayDrs. Jeffrey S. Malone and Diana T. MaloneMr. and Mrs. John MaloneyDr. Nola MarxDr. and Mrs. Joseph MasseyMr. and Mrs. Steve McAdamsMr. and Mrs. Colby McCayMr. and Mrs. Orvis MeadorMr. and Mrs. Timothy E. MeierMr. and Mrs. Jesse MendezMental Health Association of Greater Houston

Mind WorksMs. Marcella MonnavilleMs. Michelle MontoyaMr. and Mrs. James MooreMr. and Mrs. Juan Bosco MoralesMr. and Mrs. Brett MorganMr. Jamie B. MusselmanMr. and Mrs. Mark H. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Conrad Netting, V, J.D.Dr. and Mrs. John NevelowMr. Leslie L. Newton and Ms. Rhonda ZochMr. and Mrs. Patrick NoonanNorton LewisMr. and Mrs. Bartle NorwoodDr. Liliana S. Oakes and Mr. Michael OakesMr. and Mrs. David OglesbyOlmos Speech, Language, & Learning ClinicOrangetheory Fitness HuebnerMr. and Mrs. Terry L. OsborneMs. Amy O'SheaMr. and Mrs. Rick OttMr. & Mrs. Cory OttmerMs. Susan OwenMr. and Mrs.Troy PaddockMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey PahlMrs. Emma ParkerMr. and Mrs. Patrick NoonanMs. Marta PaulMr. and Mrs. Dale PearsonPediatric Cardiology AssociatesMr. and Mrs. Herbert G. PennickDr. Richard PerezMs. Yolanda PerezDr. Debra Perrett and Mr. Richard PerrettMr. Steve PerryMr. and Mrs. Jesse PesinaMr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John PhippsMr. and Mrs. John P. PilletMr. Caleb PostenMr. and Mrs. Richard PotenzaMs. Sandy PotterMr. and Mrs. Will PromeceneMr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. RabonzaMrs. M. Gene ReedMs. Dorian Reeves



Mr. and Mrs. Michael WhitakerMs. Minerva WilkinsMr. Tim Wilkins and Ms. Amy SchumacherMr. and Mrs. Andy WilliamsMrs. Denise H. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Ronald D. WilliamsMs. Sarah WilliamsMr. and Mrs. David WilsonMs. Cynthia WrightY Bar RanchMr. and Mrs. Steven YochamMr. and Mrs. William H. YoungMs. Karen ZnojMr. and Mrs. Adan Zuniga

Haley Nicole Hilderbrand Scholarship FundMr. Derrick AlvisMr. and Mrs. Richard N. Azar IIMr. and Mrs. Walter M. BainMs. Kathy BeamanMr. and Mrs. Mike BenedumMr. Ken BentleyMrs. Janet BerrymanMr. and Mrs. Robert D. BeznerMs. Susan BieglerMr. and Mrs. William E. BindleyMr. and Mrs. Jerilyn W. BlanchardMr. and Mrs. Stephen Blount

CDR Erin Robertson and Mr. James RobertsonMs. Jennifer RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Juan Carlos RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Richard RodriguezMr. Ruben E. RodriguezMr. and Mrs. Chris RoscoeS.A. Kid's KarateSafeway Supply Inc.Mr. Ishtiaque Saleh and Ms. Sabina ChowdhuryMr. and Mrs. Abdon D. SalinasMr. Brian SalmonMr. and Mrs. Edward SalzwedelMs. Jacqueline SamuelMr. and Mrs. Colin SchexnyderMr. and Mrs. Roy ShroveMs. Amy SmithMrs. Carisa Solis and Mrs. Amorita SolisMr. and Mrs. David SommerSpider Man Pest Control, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jason SpierMr. and Mrs. Matthew A. SteffekMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SteffensMr. and Mrs. Aaron D. StephensMr. and Mrs. John StrahlMr. and Mrs. John SummersMr. and Mrs. Michael TamezThe Ecumenical CenterMr. Timothy J. Theisen and Ms. Andrea L. JonesMr. and Mrs. Jason ToddToy ZoneMs. Ann TravisMr. & Mrs. Paul TrevinoDr. and Mrs. Yiannis TsapakisMr. Marty TuegelMr. and Mrs. Barry TuttleUSAA - Community AffairsMr. Arturo ValeMr. and Mrs. Gabriel VegaMr. and Mrs. Felix VenzorMr. and Mrs. Edward WallaceMr. Mark Watson, IIIMr. Ken WebberMr. and Mrs. Hector WebberMr. and Mrs. Matthew E. WernertMr. and Mrs. Sean Christopher WestMr. Charlie Wetherbee

Haley Nicole HilderbrandWinston Class of 2014



Mr. and Mrs. Rees T. BowenMs. Beth F. BraggMs. Gretchen BriceDr. and Mrs. Richard ButlerMr. and Mrs. Luther L. CampbellMr. and Mrs. William CanavanMr. and Mrs. Timothy CarrJudge James R. Case and Mrs Janice CaseMr. Anthony W. CiaravinoMs. Patricia S. CohnMr. and Mrs. Chad H. ConreyMs. Katie DetmerMr. Alan DreebenMr. and Mrs. Craig DrewMs. Tiffany DriggersMr. Frank C. Dudenhefer, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas DunlapMr. and Mrs. Jim EllisMr. Walter M. Embrey, Jr.Ms. Emily Erwin RobisonMr. Joe EstradaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. FarrimondMs. Tifini FurstMr. and Mrs. Robert R. GlatzMr. and Mrs. Miles GordonMr. and Mrs. Timothy GreenMr. Curtis C. GunnMr. and Mrs. Robert HayesMr. Robert T. HayesMr. Mark HenniganMr. F. Peter Herff IIMrs. Henrietta HildebrandMs. Michelle HilderbrandDrs. Thomas C. and Valerie Reese JeffersonDr. and Mrs. Charles J. KarulakMr. Patrick J. KennedyMr. J. Luther King, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle MaxwellMr. Mike McCulloughMs. Susie H. McQuadeMr. and Mrs. Matt MolakMr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Moorman IIIDr. and Mrs. Sam MoraleMr. and Mrs. Juan Bosco MoralesMr. and Mrs. Brett MorganMs. Janis Morgan

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. MoshierMr. and Mrs. Mogens BayMr. and Mrs. Cory OttmerMr. and Mrs. Charles PastorinoDrs. Jay Peters & Jean BluesteinMs. Joan PettyMr. and Mrs. John PufferMs. Dorian ReevesMs. Marla RhenMr. and Mrs. Clarence E. RobertsonDr. and Mrs. Gary SaboeMr. Rob SabomMr. and Mrs. Robert T. SabomRev. Joseph SatelDr. and Mrs. Clay SkinnerMr. Ron SprengerMs. Barbara A. StephensMs. Corrisue S. SweeneyMs. Joan ThaggardMrs. Rachel TrevinoMr. and Mrs. John S. TroyDr. and Mrs. Yiannis TsapakisMs. Dorothy A. VeachMs. Teresa R. VeachMr. and Mrs. Brandon WebbMr. and Mrs. Gordon WeinerMs. Cathy WietersMr. & Mrs. John WilkinsonMs. Barbara B. WoodMr. and Mrs. Joshua Zeller




Tuition & Fees80%

Salaries & Benefits68%Unrestricted

Fundraising7% Financial Aid

10%

AcademicPrograms

8%

Investment Income

4%

OtherIncome

9%

Plant, Maintenance, Depreciation

9%

OtherExpenses

6%

Revenue:

Expenses:

Tuition & Fees $4,075,652 Unrestricted Fundraising $368,000 Investment Income $225,530 Other Income $434,475 Total $5,103,657

Salaries & Benefits $3,449,748 Financial Aid $495,016 Academic Programs $411,966 Plant, Maintenance, $446,814Depreciation Other Expenses $297,656Total 5,101,200

O u r Fi s c a l Ye ar2 0 1 9 - 2 0 2 0


The Impact

10 New Chromebooks

10 New Teacher Computers

9:1Student/Teacher

Ratio

New Fine Arts Building

Read & Write Software

Installed ImperoEducation Pro

Security Software

New Printers


Wi n ston ' s 3 0 t h An nu a l L e ar n i ng Sy mp o siu m

Fostering Resilient Learners

Attendees had the opportunity to learn how to empower our youth to be the best amid a world of stress and trauma. Kristin Sours gave an unforgettable keynote lecture, explaining how to help children develop into resilient young adults.

The afternoon sessison offered the attendees an option between a 3-hour ethics panel or three breakout sessions. These sessions included discussions on ADHD, Anxiety, Sensory Integration, and Social-Emotional Learning just to name a few.

As an independent consultant and bestselling author of two books and several publications, Ms. Souers provides critical professional development, consultation, education, and training services to schools, school districts, and organizations throughout the country.

"We are lifelong learners, and the Symposium provides our community with the latest in

learning information and innovated ways to understand and enhance the needs of

our children."


Lauren Weinberg graduated from The Winston School San An-tonio in May of 2018. Three months later, she joined the Elon Uni-versity Class of 2022 where she will graduate with a double major (Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dance Performance and Choreography and a Bachelors of Science in Dance Science), a minor in Exercise Science and will have completed the necessary prerequisites needed to attend physical therapy school in the future.

After graduation, Lauren is considering several different options which include going to physical therapy school, becoming pilates mat and equipment certified, becoming a dance teacher/choreographer, and dancing professionally.

Lauren has been very successful at Elon. She has been on the Dean’s list for 4 semesters, works closely with the disability services office to

mentor students who also experience learning differences. For two consecutive years, she has been the vice president of a Jewish

organization called Chabad on Campus, has joined Delta Chi Xi (a dance honorary fraternity), and has danced in almost every

performance that the Elon dance department has done since her freshman year.

According to OnStage rankings, Elon University is among the top 30 dance programs in the nation. This summer, Lauren was accepted to

an internship to study physical therapy in Israel, so she will be spending the summer in Tel Aviv, if Covid-19 permits.

A lu m n i Up d ate

Lauren Weinberg, Class of 2018

When Corey started college, he started working for 5150 Productions as a DJ and team build leader. Within two years, he was promoted to office manager and handled all the initial contacts and bookings for their clients. As a fun side job, he also became a licensed pyrotechnic operator. During the summers, he worked for Magic in the Sky who put on the nightly fireworks show at Six Flag Fiesta Texas. If you enjoyed the City of San Antonio’s New Years Eve fireworks at the start of 2019, he was part of that pyrotechnic team too.

After graduating from Winston, Corey Weinberg went to UTSA and studied Mechanical Engineering. While there, he was involved in the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) and was part of the team that attended the National SAE Formula One Competition in Lincoln, Nebraska. They were also the winners of UTSA’s 2018 Monster Mash Pumpkin Smash Trebuchet competition with a distance of 412 feet. His religion is very important to him and becameinvolved in Chabad on Campus, Hillel, and Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity which are all Jewish organizations. He was president of Chabad on Campus during his second year of college and became a founding member of Alpha Epsilon Pi during his freshman year. To this day, the fraternity is doing well and he keeps in touch with his fraternity brothers.

Corey's senior design team was fortunate to work with Caterpillar in Seguin, Texas on a project to help reduce the time and money required for painting their engines. They were able to reduce the cost and the time by over 50%. The summer before graduation, Corey was selected to be an intern with Caterpillar. He graduated from UTSA with his senior design team winning the award for the best overall senior design project. They were also the inaugural winners for a new award that was created that year - Excellence in Industry Partnership.

Before graduation, Corey accepted a position with PepsiCo. In January of 2020, he started with the

company and after 4 short months, he applied for a supervisor position. As of April of 2020, Corey is the Quality Control Supervisor overseeing 17

employees and making sure the quality of their products are up to the highest standards.

Corey Weinberg, Class of 2014

A lu m n i Up d ate

"Winston has given me so many tools to help myself."- Maddie Briggs, Class of 2020

The Winston graduating class of 2020 earned 37 acceptances into 22 different colleges & universities and earned $1,140,300 in scholarships.

Class of 2020College AcceptancesAbilene Christian University

Colorado State University Florida Keys Community College

Hendrix College Northeast Lakeview College

Northwest Vista College Ringling College of Art and Design

Sam Houston State University San Antonio College Schreiner University

Southern Careers Institute St. Edward's University

St. Mary's University Texas A&M - Corpus Christi

Texas A&M - San Antonio Texas A&M University Texas State University Texas Tech University

The University of North Texas The University of Texas at San Antonio

Trinity University University of the Incarnate Word

Theodore CrenshawValedictorian

Gianna FreilerSalutatorian


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The mission of The Winston School San Antonio is to provide a personalized, college preparatory education to students with high

potential and identified learning differences. A Winston School graduate is confident, well-rounded, and a life-long self advocate.

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