Type Public School District Established 1877 Teachers 234 Founded 1877 Staff 322 | Grades PreK - 12 Superintendent Dr. Anthony Rossetti Number of students 4,077 Schools 11 | |
Budget $38 million (2009-2010) |
School District of Webb City R-7 is in Webb City, Jasper County, Missouri, USA. This district is very highly regarded and was recently ranked 3rd nationally in its class.
Contents
- Map of School District of Webb City R 7 MO USA
- High schools
- Junior High
- Middle School
- Elementary schools
- Early childhood education and parenting
- Recognition
- References
Map of School District of Webb City R-7, MO, USA
High schools
Junior High
Middle School
Elementary schools
Webb City primary schools are organized in two categories: outlying "country schools" and the central schools. The central schools have students divided among different building for the following grade sets: K, 1-2, and 3-4. The outlying country schools contain students grades K-4. The country schools are in communities that used to have their own school districts and were later incorporated into the Webb City R-7 district. The elementary school is a center of the community. Students typically walk to school. community events are held in the buildings, and parents participate in the classrooms. Thus, when the grades were distributed among different buildings, the two outlying schools retained their K-5 status (with 5th grade eventually being moved to the middle school).
Early childhood education and parenting
Recognition
The district was recently ranked 3rd best nationally in communities with median home prices below $100,000., GreatSchools wrote: "The Webb City High School Cardinals are nearly invincible in football; they've won eleven state championships in the past 25 years. Academically, Webb City schools are recognized as an "outperformer" by Standard and Poor’s because they've exceeded state expectations in 13 of the past 14 years.
Webb City taxpayers are willing to invest in scholastic excellence — they recently approved a $2 million bond to build four additional classrooms."