The Webb School.

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The Webb School

Introduction

Discover a boarding school with a rich history that rlects your values of personal integrity and academic excellence, where faculty will inspire your child to greatness in college and life, and where your child can embrace opportunities in clubs, athletics, and the arts.

Overview:	The Webb School	Boarding School Avg.
School Focus	College Preparatory	College Preparatory
Grades Offered (Boarding)	7-12, PG	7-12
Grades Offered (Day)	6-12, PG	7-12
School Type	Co-ed	Co-ed
Support for ADD/ADHD Students	Yes	Yes
Religious Affiliation	Non-denominational	Non-denominational
Year Founded	1870	1900
Campus Size	150 acres	135 acres

Student Body
Enrollment	319 students	300 students
Percent Students of Color	9%	18%
Percent International Students	12%	16%
Percent Students Boarding	33%	70%
Average SAT Score	1914	*National Avg. View
SAT range (25th-75th percentile)	1830 - 2060	-
Average ACT score	26	*National Avg. View
Offers Post-Grad Year	Yes	No

Academics and Faculty
Saturday Classes	No	No
Classroom Dress Code	Formal (Uniform: Lands&apos&apos End: Oxfords 3x/week, Polos 2x/week; Khakis and skirts)	Casual
Average Class Size	12	12 *National School Avg. 20
Teacher : Student Ratio	1:8	1:7
# of AP/Advanced Courses Offered	33	14
ESL Courses Offered	Yes	Yes
% Faculty with Advanced Degree	43%	61%
Summer Program Offered	No	Yes

Finances
Endowment Size	$19 million	$14 million
Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students)	$35,000	$39,900
Yearly Tuition (Day Students)	$14,800	$22,720
Tuition 5 day boarding	$26,250	$31,700
Percent Students on Financial Aid	34%	31%
Merit Scholarships Offered	Yes	No

Admission
Application Deadline	Mar. 1	Jan. 15
SSAT Required	Yes	Yes
Acceptance Rate	55%	59%
Director of Admissions	Julie Harris Matt Anderson
Associate Director of Admissions	Mary Newman

Course Listings:
List of Courses Offered	Link to List of Courses

AP / Advanced Courses:

# of AP/Advanced Courses Offered

AP/Advanced Courses

Honors World History II	Honors World History I
Honors U.S. History II	Honors Spanish V
Honors Spanish IV	Honors Spanish III
Honors Pre-Calculus	Honors Pre-Algebra
Honors Physics	Honors Latin IV
Honors Latin III	Honors Integrated Science
Honors Geometry	Honors French V
Honors French IV	Honors French III
Honors English IV	Honors English III
Honors English II	Honors Chemistry
Honors Biology	Honors Algebra II
Honors Algebra I	AP U.S. History
AP Statistics	AP Physics (Mechanics)
AP Physics (Electromagnetism)	AP European History
AP English	AP Economics
AP Chemistry	AP Calculus BC
AP Calculus AB

Sports:

Total Interscholastic Sports Offered

Interscholastic Sports

Baseball	Basketball
Cross Country	Golf
Lacrosse	Mountain Biking
Riflery	Soccer
Softball	Tennis
Ultimate Frisbee	Volleyball

Extracurricular:

Total Extracurricular Organizations

Extracurriculars

FOCUS (Fellowship of Christians in Universities and Schools)

Aerobics

Book Club

Chess

Choir

Computer Gaming Club

Diversity Club

Dorm Council

Fishing

Flag Football

French Club

Habitat for Humanity

Honor Council

Interact (community service)

International Thespian Club

Japanese Club

Karate

Math Counts

Mock Trial

Mountain Biking

National Honor Society

Newspaper

Outerlimits

Painting

Physical Training

Physics Club

Political Union

Prects

Quiz Bowl

Skeet/Trap Shooting

Spanish Club

String Ensemble

Student Council

Studio Band

Tutoring

Ultimate Frisbee

Webb Mesala (International Club)

Webb Players (drama)

Yearbook	Yoga
Young Democrats	Young Republicans


College Matriculation:
Year: 1996-2008	10 Most Popular College Choices (# Enrolled)
	University of Tennessee - Knoxville	19
	Sewanee: The University of the South	15
	Vanderbilt University	15
	George Washington University	10
	Centre College	8
	Rhodes College	7
	Washington University - St. Louis	7
	Georgia Tech	6
	Columbia University	4
	Harvard University	4
	Link to Matriculation Data

School Notes

Sawney Webb&apos&aposs goal was to build moral character, make ladies and gentlemen of his students, and prepare them for any challenge that may come their way. This has been accomplished for 140 years through a solid liberal arts education, a strong sense of honor, and an interactive school community. Over 140 years The Webb School has produced 10 Rhodes Scholars and its graduates have gone on to attend prestigious colleges and universities across the nation and to lead important, successful and fulfilling lives in business, education, and the arts. It is our intention to keep this tradition alive by providing a sound education combined with high moral values.
Community Life Webb is more than a school; it becomes your home. Our close-knit community fosters the development of lasting friendships not only among students, but also between students and faculty. Students also learn a great deal about responsibility for themselves and community.
Honor Code The Honor Code is an essential part of a Webb education. Our Honor Code is so important to our students it often serves as an integral aspect of their lives even after graduation. It has such an impact that it was taken beyond our grounds and to Princeton in its early years and has since served as its foundation for their honor code. Webb honor code is upheld by an honor council, which is comprised of students and advised by a faculty member. A position on the honor council is the most important position at Webb.
Academics Webb students are academic achievers. They are finalists for National Merit Scholarships and National Achievement Scholarships on a regular basis. Their SAT scores are well above the national averages. Why do our students do so well They are talented and they are motivated. Everyone pushes each other to strive farther. If a student is having trouble in a subject their classmates quickly step up to help. That kind of support makes Webb a school where you don just listen you are taught how to learn.
Faculty With an average class size of 12 (8:1 student-teacher ratio), our teachers have time to focus their energy where it belongs on encouraging and teaching every student. They get to know you, so they know when you need more help and when you need bigger challenges. You get to know them, too. In class and on the field, on trips and in the dorms, the teachers you have at Webb become friends you l keep long after you e graduated.
Academics Webb offering of AP and Honors classes ensures that our students will always have a demanding schedule to tackle. We also have the flexibility to balance a schedule with AP and college-prep level courses to match a student aptitude. Our high standards across the board ensure that Webb graduates are not only prepared for the challenges of higher education, but also for demands of a changing world.
Fine Arts Other opportunities in the fine arts include the drama program that performs two full productions each year, choir, string ensemble, two-dimensional and three-dimensional art. All of these programs are housed in our new Fine Arts Center.
Athletics Our students are competitive, and they get recognized for it. They e been named Academic All-Americans and All-Americans, and they e gone on to play their sport at the college level. Webb athletics teach students the value of teamwork and sportsmanship. With the majority of our students playing at least one sport, the opportunity to participate and learn these lessons is available to every student.
Webb is located in the small, rural community of Bell Buckle, located 50 miles Southeast of Nashville, TN
School accreditations: S.A.C.S., TABS, NAIS
Sample of notable school alumni/alumnae:
- Vermont Royster - Editor of The Wall Street Journal, winner of two Pulitzer Prizes and the Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Charles Alexander - International Editor for TIME Magazine
- Fielding Lewis Wright - Governor of Mississippi
- Lewis Branscomb - President of Harvard University&apos&aposs Kennedy School of Government
- Ingram Macklin Stainback - First Governor of Hawaii
- Prentice Cooper - Governor of Tennessee
- Frank Constatine - Chi of Opthamalic surgery at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
- Edwin Davis - Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission
- Edward W. Carmack - U.S. Senator
- Wayne Rogers - Movie and Television actor, portrayed Trapper John on M*A*S*H TV series; investment analyst for FOX News network
Profile last updated: 09/09/2009