Since its founding in 1870, The Webb School has been molding a set of traditions which make it cherished by alumni and respected by all. It is these traditions, linked with tireless effort and interest that have made Webb the place it is today. Webb itself has become a tradition, made so by the students that have attended and contributed their part towards advancement, and the constituents that continually support its future with the commitment of their financial resources and time.

Gifts to The Webb School play a key role in providing funds to enhance the school’s resources, provide students with exceptional opportunities to learn, and ensure the school’s commitment to developing the intellectual, physical and moral potential of its students.

We are embarking on exciting times at the Webb School as we move into our third year under the leadership of Head of School, Albert R. Cauz. Each year presents itself with new and exciting changes, which will help us define the future of Webb. It is up to each of us to decide how we will meet these challenges, and what our role will be in ensuring the future of The Webb School.

Sawney Webb once challenged his young men to hold true to four imperatives. “Don’t be a baby, don’t be a me too, do nothing on the sly, and beware of the ropers.” All four of these lessons hold true today, and are engrained in everything we do at Webb.

With your help, we can continue to “Create a Legacy of Giving” that will allow us to continue to provide educational excellence for generations.

Through your financial support, we can nurture the minds, characters and integrity of young people in order to prepare them to lead us into the next generation. Please take time to think about how you can help Webb. Every gift will make a difference in the life of a young man or young lady here at this wonderful institution. By taking time to give of your financial resources, you are saying yes to the future of our youth!

Contact Michael M. Morgan '94, Director of Alumni and Developments, for more information about contributing to Webb at (931) 389-6045 or mmorgan@webbschool.com.