The Webb School

Bell Buckle, Tennessee · Day and boarding · Co-ed · Grades 6–12

The Webb School is a coeducational boarding and day school for grades 6–12 in the small town of Bell Buckle, Tennessee. It was founded in 1870 by William "Sawney" Webb in Culleoka and moved to Bell Buckle in 1886. About 300 students attend, with boarders coming from more than 20 countries and 12 states, and the campus covers 150 acres. Applications can be submitted through Veracross, SAO or Gateway; the SSAT is required, both the student and parents interview, and non-native English speakers also submit an English test. There are Early Action and Priority deadlines, followed by rolling admission.

• Founded 1870; describes itself as the oldest continuously operating boarding school in the South
• Coed boarding and day school for grades 6–12
• 150-acre campus in Bell Buckle, Tennessee
• Separate international boarding rate
• Early Action (Jan 15) and Priority (Feb 1) rounds