About
About Webb
As an institution with world class aspirations, we continuously reimagine how we can support our students in going farther and going further. Building on the wildly successful synergy of over sixty years of educating Knoxville students, our educators look forward, not back.
Admissions
Admissions

Webb School of Knoxville's commitment to excellence is unparalleled, and our wise guidance ensures that your child is known. Our personalized approach to educating students inspires them to discover their full potential in an environment that celebrates their individual strengths and promotes a community of learners.
Academics
Academics

We teach students, not a curriculum. We spark curiosity and our students ask questions. We collaborate on real issues and our students see the world from a new perspective. We view learning as an opportunity and our students embrace a lifetime of discovery.
Athletics
Athletics
Athletics is an extension of our classrooms where dynamic growth transpires. It is where our students continue to learn about hard work and dedication to a goal; about sacrificing for a team; about competing to bring out the best in yourself and your opponent; and about winning and losing with humility.
Life at Webb
Life at Webb
Our students are often thirsty for more. Just because the final bell rings doesn’t mean we are finished. Extracurricular programming provides exciting opportunities for our students to try new activities or delve deeper into areas of passion.
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Resources

Lower School

Summer Reading

Junior Spartan

Kindergarten

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

2021-2022 Dress Code

2021-2022 Supply Lists

Junior Spartan

Junior Spartans (Pre-K) Supply List

One set of children’s headphones (not earbuds)
One package of Crayola Twistables crayons, 24 count
One set of watercolor paints, 8
One tri-fold, heavy duty 2” nap mat
Two bottles of Elmer’s glue
Sixteen large Elmer’s glue sticks (white or clear)

*NO rolling backpacks, please.

Click Here to Download the Junior Spartans Supply List

Kindergarten

First Grade

First Grade Supply List

One deck of playing cards
Two boxes of 12 count Crayola thick markers, classic colors, washable
One box of 12 count Crayola thin markers, classic colors, washable
One box Crayola Crayons, 24 count
Two poly-plastic folders with pockets, blue
Four large Elmer’s glue sticks

*NO rolling backpacks, please.

Click Here to Download the First Grade Supply List

Second Grade

Second Grade Supply List

One pair of 6” Fiskars scissors
One box of #2 pencils
One box of 10 count thin Crayola markers, classic colors
One box of 12 count Crayola colored pencils
One box of 16 count Crayola crayons
One ruler with inches and centimeters
Four durable, plastic folders with pockets and brads (any color)

*NO rolling backpacks, please.

Click Here to Download the Second Grade Supply List

Third Grade

3rd Grade Supply List

One box of 24 count Crayola crayons, classic colors
One box of 12 count Crayola colored pencils
One box of 12 count thin Crayola markers, classic colors
One box of 12 #2 pencils
One set of headphones (over the ear or earbuds)
One Spacemaker supply/pencil box
One large glue stick
One whiteboard eraser

*NO rolling backpacks, please.
*NO notebooks or folders; these will be provided by the school.

Click Here to Download the Third Grade Supply List

Fourth Grade

4th Grade Supply List

One box of 12 count Crayola colored pencils
One box of 8 count Crayola thin markers, classic colors
One box of 12 #2 pencils
One Spacemaker supply/pencil box
Two sets of earbuds for iPad (to be left at school)
One pack of 3x5 index cards
One black binder (ó inch, 3-ring, clear view)
One pack of wide-ruled notebook paper

*NO rolling backpacks or Trapper Keeper zip-up notebooks.

Click Here to Download the Fourth Grade Supply List

Fifth Grade

5th Grade Supply List

One red vinyl folder with pockets and brads
One white vinyl folder with pockets and brads
One white, 1ó inch, three-ring binder
One box of 12 count Crayola thin markers
One box of 12 count Crayola colored pencils
One package of 3x5 index cards
One package of 12 count cap erasers
Two packages of 12 count Ticonderoga #2 pencils
One yellow highlighter
Two sets of earbuds for iPads (to be left at school)
Two black, fine point Sharpies
Two black, ultra-fine tip Sharpies
Three large Elmer’s glue sticks

*NO rolling backpacks or Trapper Keeper zip-up notebooks, please.
*Your water bottle should not be larger than 8 ó inches, so that it will fit inside the locker.

Click Here to Download the Fifth Grade Supply List

Meet the teachers

Driving and Parking Guidelines

Expenses & Fees Brochure

Middle School

host family form

Summer Reading

sixth grade

Literature 6: Read EITHER The Last Last-Day-of-Summer by Lamar Giles OR Insignificant Events in the Life of a Cactus by Dusti Bowling
Social Studies 6: Read A Wolf’s Boy by Susan Williams Beckhorn (only available in an e-version; book is out of print)

Must Read: Click Here to Download the Sixth Grade Expectations & Book Summaries

Click Here to Download the Sixth Grade Suggested Reading List

seventh grade

eighth grade

2021-2022 Dress Code

2021-2022 Supply Lists

Athletics Information

Driving and Parking Guidelines

Expenses & Fees Brochure

Upper School

Host Family Form

Summer Reading

We are once again teaming up with the Webb library for a yearlong, expanded version of this semester’s Book Challenge, to commence May 22. Please visit https://webbschool.libguides.com/2021USSummer to learn more about the Book Challenge and choose any books you want to read. Once your school email account is setup, you will be able to complete the Google form to log your books. Please keep a record of your books until then. Any required AP reading will count towards the book challenge.
All RISING SENIORS must turn in a completed draft of a college essay by Monday, August 23. Information on this year’s Common App prompts can be found at https://www.commonapp.org/blog/2021-2022-common-app-essay-prompts. There are still some open spots in the Webb Summer Enrichment program’s College Essay Writing seminar. For more information, contact Julie Stout at julie_stout@webbschool.org. Please note, the sessions typically fill up quickly.
Click Here for the AP Required Reading

2021-2022 Dress Code

2021-2022 Supply Lists

SUMMER ENRICHMENT BROCHURE

Community service information

Driving and Parking Guidelines

Expenses & Fees Brochure

TSSAA Physical Form

parking permit form

Latest Parent Communications

Lower School

Kristi Wofford

Lower School Head

Phone: 865-291-3865

Lauren Leonard

Director of Curriculum & Instruction

Phone: 865-291-3867

Jessica Carnathan

Receptionist & Clubs Coordinator

Phone: 865-291-2685

Alyssa Riggs

Lower School Office Assistant

Phone: 865-291-2685

Middle School

Jennifer Phillips

Middle School Head

Phone: 865-291-2687

David Haines

Middle School Dean of Students

Phone: 865-291-2687

Judy Legg

Middle School Office Manager

Phone: 865-291-2687

Melissa Schweitzer

Middle School Office Assistant

Phone: 865-291-2687

Upper School

Matthew Macdonald

Upper School Head

Phone: 865-291-3827

Doug Bright

Upper School Registrar

Phone: 865-291-3783

Hemal Tailor

Upper School Community Service Coordinator

Phone: 865-291-3792

Athletics

David Meske

Athletic Director | Head Football Coach

Phone: 865-291-3839

Shelley Collier

Assistant Athletic Director

Phone: 865-291-3844

Lynne Canan

Athletics Administrative Assistant

Phone: 865-291-3843

Admissions

Christy Widener

Director of Admissions

Phone: 865-291-3830

Jordan Wormsley

Assistant Director of Admissions

Phone: 865-291-3838

Ricky Norris

Admissions Counselor & New Student Support

College Counseling

Brian Beckley

Director of College Counseling

Jackie Cohn

Assistant Director of College Counseling

Hannah Colliver

College Counselor & Pathways Coordinator

2021-2022 School Calendar

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