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Webb Street School
A picture of the exterior building of Webb Street School.

Webb Street School serves students in kindergarten through age 22 who have intellectual and cognitive disabilities. The school includes a Transition Academy that helps older students build independence and prepare for life after graduation.

Grow something special at Webb Street School
Webb Street School students pose for a picture after working in the school's garden.

Each spring, the school’s greenhouse offers student-grown vegetable starter plants, petunias, ferns and herbs. Proceeds from the plant sale go right back into programs that support students.

The highlight of the school year
A young man in a blue graduation cap and gown holds a diploma in the foreground, while a woman smiles behind him against a backdrop with %22WEBBER STREET%22 and spider graphics.

Graduation is a major milestone. It is a rite of passage for our students as they move on from high school and embark on new opportunities in college, the military, and the workforce.

When our graduating seniors walk across the stage, they are prepared for success and prosperity in life. It’s our ultimate commitment to students. 

Providing care for students at school
The image depicts a smartphone screen displaying a doctor's portrait, surrounded by medical icons and the Kintegra Health logo.

Thanks to our partnership with Kintegra Health, we offer a telehealth clinic here at our school. Students, who are experiencing a minor illness or condition, can be seen by a medical provider virtually. This allows us to provide care for students without them having to leave school to go to the doctor.

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Stay Informed

Get the latest news and information from Webb Street School and Gaston County Schools.

Labor Day

Monday, September 7 is a holiday for students and employees. All schools and central department offices will be closed on Labor Day.

Board of Education Committee Meetings

The Gaston County Board of Education’s Operations Committee, Curriculum and Instruction Committee, and Policy Committee will meet Monday, September 14 at 12:30 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and 4:00 p.m., respectively. The public is invited to attend. 

Ron L. Ensley grants program for teachers

Teachers are encouraged to participate in the Ron L. Ensley grants program. Click here to complete the online application.  The grants are presented by the Gaston County Education Foundation as a way to fund innovative classroom lessons and projects. The application deadline is Sunday, September 14.

Why Webb Street School?

Four reasons why we are the right school for your child.

Celebrating Student Achievement

Graduation is a proud moment that celebrates determination and hard work. It’s a powerful reminder that success is possible for every student.

Three Webb Street School teachers pose for a picture with a graduate.

Learning Life Skills

Students gain valuable life skills by working in our greenhouse, aquaponics farm, and food pantry. These hands-on experiences help them build independence and responsibility.

Webb Street students get ready for the annual plant sale by watering and preparing plants for customers.

Making Music at Webb Street

Students enjoy learning music through hands-on activities that build creativity and confidence. Music classes help students develop listening skills, rhythm, and self-expression.

Webb Street School students perform holiday songs at the December Board meeting.

Explore Our Accessible Playground

Webb Street School features an accessible playground designed for all students to enjoy. It includes equipment that supports different abilities, encouraging play, social skills, and physical activity. 

An exterior photo of the accessible playground at Webb Street School.

Our Calendar

Important dates for Webb Street School and Gaston County Schools.