7305 Sevilla Dr
Austin, TX 78752

My experience with most of the teachers and students has been positive. There are a lot of low income kids attending the school. So sometimes their situations are tough. But from what I can see the school does well for the situation they have. I also think it is very positive that they offer bilingual Spanish/English education. The only complaint I have is that the librarian is not a welcoming person. Maybe it would be better to hire someone who is more positive. But other than that I think the school has a lot of things to be proud of!

This is a great school. I love that it is small enough for the teachers and administrators to keep there eyes on everyone.

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.