The Webb Schools

The Webb Schools, located in Claremont, California, is a vibrant school community where students come together to tackle challenges and learn from each other. Situated on 150 acres in the foothills above Claremont, students have access to all that the Los Angeles area has to offer, from entertainment to outdoor and cultural experiences.

The school's mission is to inspire students to think boldly, act with honor and moral courage, lead with distinction, and serve with a generous spirit. Students can participate in a variety of activities, from trail runs to class competitions, ensuring that there is always something fun to do.

The Webb Schools offer a competitive interscholastic athletic program with 42 teams participating in 15 sports. The Vivian Webb Soccer team is the current CIF Southern Section D7 and State Champions. Students learn from a faculty that includes noted contemporary artists and enjoy state-of-the-art materials and facilities.

The school also hosts events such as the annual Spring Concert and graduation ceremonies, with distinguished speakers addressing the graduating classes. Additionally, students have the opportunity to participate in special classes, such as Dr. Thomas Cuda's mini-course on mathematical proofs.

Founded in 1922 by Thompson Webb, The Webb Schools have a rich history of upholding timeless values and providing a world-class education. With the establishment of the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology and the founding of the Vivian Webb School, The Webb Schools continue to thrive as an educational powerhouse.