206 Deen Ave
Austin, TX 78753

This school is absolutely horrible. My son attended this school in kinder and half of first grade/ He, along with his 2 African American classmates, was bullied by much older children simply because they were not Hispanic and did not speak Spanish. The teachers and staff did absolutely nothing. Most of the teachers time is taken up with having to discipline unruly children. If your child already speaks English they are pretty much on their own academically. My son's 1st grade teacher urged me to pull him out of this school, which I did. Once he began attending a far better school it was discovered he was so behind from having been "taught" at Barrington he needed remedial lessons. My son worked his butt off and has been in gifted and talented since 4th grade. If you value your child's education you should steer clear of this place.

1111111,1111111111 % This school is great it is fun and educational

Before we criticize the school's performance based on the "one size fits all" standardized assessmentt, we must begin by giving credit where credit is due, as they say. WHO, here, has recognized that Webb MS houses a One-of-a-Kind program that welcomes, nurtures, and offers high-quality education (from highly qualified teachers w degrees and experience) for students from many different countries? Anyone thought about this? WHO, IN THEIR RIGHT MIND, thinks you can better?Webb MS. is not an "A" school because there is no way that a child coming to USA for the first time at the ages of 10, 11, 12, for example, can pass that monstrous state exam. Come on people! You try taking the test and then decide how you judge these children. You teach the test, then decide whether you ought to criticize the school and it's teachers. Students are not going to pass a state assessment as one yr immigrants, or two, or three, even. Learning & growing is measured differently for every child and it truly depends on their background and yrs in the U.S. BE REAL.