Located in Claremont, California, The Webb Schools is a college preparatory boarding/day community for students in grades 9 through 12. Our 412 students come from 11 states and 16 countries. The campus includes three main entities: Webb School of California (for boys), Vivian Webb School (for girls), and the Raymond M. Alf Museum of Paleontology. Rigorous academics are complimented with activities and programs that emphasize unbounded thinking and honorable leadership. Sixty-five percent of our students are boarders, so residential life and faculty-student relations are another important part of the Webb experience. More than 80% of faculty live on campus. The mission of The Webb Schools is to provide an exemplary learning community that nurtures and inspires boys and girls to become men and women who: * Think boldly, mindfully and creatively, * Act with honor and moral courage, * Lead with distinction * Serve with a generous spirit We have an active and close-knit alumni community with over 4,500 alumni living in 45 countries and 49 states and Washington D.C. The Webb Schools is the only high school with a nationally accredited museum located on its campus. Students are involved in every aspect of the museum, from fossil collection to scientific research.