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At Webb, curiosity leads the way. Challenge yourself, explore boldly, and gain the confidence to lead—on campus and beyond.
Expanding Minds, Opening Futures
Expert faculty will inspire you to think boldly, lead with confidence, and grow as an innovator. Surrounded by mountains, beaches, Los Angeles, and natural wonders, you’ll discover new possibilities, prepare for exciting college pathways, and thrive in a community that values learning, leadership, and joy.It's so much more than a school!
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Lifelong Friendships
"I just love that there are so many different kinds of people that you can meet and so many different opportunities to hang out and get to know them better.
"Webb is a place where you can make everlasting friendships and meet people you would never have met otherwise.The teachers and the entire community are supportive of all different kinds of people and situations."– Sakeena H. ’27
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The Perfect Location
"Webb's location is very good for two things.
"#1 is nature. Our campus has many trees and nature, which makes for a very, very beautiful campus with a lot of green all around. It's very nice to walk around the campus.
"#2 is that we are in Southern California, the perfect place for students to hang out or find things to do. Right on campus, there are trails in the foothills where you can run or walk. Claremont Village is close by. Webb’s in the perfect place as it's close to everything: the desert, the mountains, the beaches, Los Angeles."– Michael A. ’26
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Boundless Possibilities
"I'm most proud of my accomplishments on the wrestling team. Before I came here, I would have never thought that I would join wrestling or, honestly, any sports team because I wasn't such a sports person before I came here."The wrestling team has really allowed me to be open-minded and try new things because I feel like a lot of people don't. People don't know what they can accomplish unless they try it first. I think I was doubting myself too much before I actually came here. And because of how inclusive and supportive people are here, it just gives you the confidence to try new things."– Sandy L. ’27
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A Global Community with Outstanding Support
"The coolest part of being at Webb for me is seeing all of these different people from all around the globe, seeing how different we are, yet we’re here in the same place at the same time, living and learning together. I think it's so neat that I'm able to connect with people who are not like I am, who come from a different background, who have different opinions, and who want to hear what I think and talk about why we each believe what we believe.
"It's really impressive how much support we have at Webb, especially since so many of us are so far from home, including people from all around the world. There are support groups here for everyone, no matter who you are or how you identify."– Gavin H. ’27
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Engaged Community
"First and foremost, I would describe Webb as a community. The community between faculty and students is really special. Small class size (which is why I chose to come to Webb), boarding life, and all of the opportunities available to us on campus—all make up the Webb community."– Brianna S. ’26
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At a Glance
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The Latest News at Webb
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Historic Milestone in Rocketry!
On January 17, Webb’s student-led Bluebird Rocketry team reached a landmark moment in high-school aerospace engineering, successfully completing the first static fire of its liquid rocket engine, Cardinal 1, at the Friends of Amateur Rocketry test site in the Mojave Desert. The engine performed beyond expectations, producing more than 750 pounds of thrust and exceeding the team’s design targets for chamber pressure. With these results, Cardinal is now believed to be the most powerful liquid rocket engine ever built and fired by a high school team in the United States, placing Webb students in truly rarefied air within the national rocketry community. Rooted in Southern California’s long tradition of aerospace leadership and entrepreneurial experimentation, the project reflects the region’s role as a global engine of innovation and a place where bold ideas are tested, refined, and brought to life.Just as impressive as the raw power behind the test was the depth of the work that made it possible. The successful firing capped months of student-driven research, design, testing and documentation, with team members applying advanced concepts in physics, chemistry and engineering at a level typically seen in collegiate and professional programs. The strength of that technical work has earned the team an invitation to present at the Liquid Propulsion Symposium on January 31, 2026, where they will share their process and findings with industry professionals and university researchers. With the engine and all supporting systems in excellent condition following the test, Bluebird Rocketry is now preparing for the next phase of upgrades and higher-thrust firings, continuing a bold, student-led journey toward flight and, ultimately, space. -
Class of 2026 Early Acceptances
We are proud to share the early college acceptances of the Class of 2026. These early outcomes reflect our students’ intellectual curiosity, commitment to their passions, and the thoughtful work they have put into discovering colleges and universities that are the right fit for their goals.Members of the Class of 2026 have already earned early acceptances to a range of outstanding institutions. View the list.As the admission season continues, we look forward to celebrating many more milestones with this remarkable class. Congratulations to our seniors on a strong and promising start to the journey ahead. -
A Day of Voices, Connection, and Creativity
Webb’s Diversity and Community Symposium filled campus with learning, creativity, and meaningful connection. Faculty led a wide range of dynamic workshops for students, followed by visiting artists and a powerful keynote from slam poet Andre Bradford that kicked off the event. It was a day that uplifted diverse voices, sparked reflection, and celebrated Webb’s commitment to community. -
Celebrating Webb Alumni Who Inspire and Lead
Read MoreWebbies continue to shape the world in extraordinary ways. Through the Alumni Awards program, the Alumni Council and Board of Trustees annually recognize alumni whose accomplishments and contributions exemplify one or more core principles of Webb’s mission:- Think boldly, mindfully, and creatively,
- Act with honor and moral courage,
- Lead with distinction,
- Serve with a generous spirit.
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Kevin Roose Explores the Future of AI at Webb
On Monday, October 13, New York Times columnist and “Hard Fork” podcast host Kevin Roose visited Webb, engaging the entire community—including families and alumni via Zoom—in conversations about AI’s growing impact on education and society. Throughout the day, Roose met with students, faculty, and leaders, offering thoughtful dialogue and praise for Webb’s innovations through WebbGPT and the AI Project@Webb.
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