The Webb School, a historic college-preparatory boarding and day school founded in 1870, seeks a dynamic and entrepreneurial leader to serve as its first Director of Summer and Auxiliary Programs. Located just an hour southeast of Nashville on a 150-acre campus, Webb is known as a vibrant community where students engage in athletics, arts, outdoor education, and global programs.

This newly created role is central to Webb’s vision of becoming a true 12-month educational community. The Director will design, lead, and expand a portfolio of summer camps and academic programs that reflect Webb’s mission while managing facility rentals that connect the school to the wider community. Responsibilities include developing new programs, supervising seasonal staff, cultivating vendor partnerships, and maximizing the use of campus resources in ways that generate mission-aligned revenue and broaden Webb’s impact. As a member of the Leadership Team, the Director will collaborate closely with the Head of School, CFO, and colleagues across admissions, marketing, athletics, and academics. The successful candidate will bring creativity, strong organizational and financial skills, and a collaborative spirit - ensuring that Webb’s summer and auxiliary offerings are engaging, sustainable, and strategically aligned with the school’s goals.

For detailed information and a link to apply, see the complete position statement. SPARC, the Summer Programs and Auxiliary Revenue Collaborative, is partnering with the school to lead the search.

About The Webb School

Located in Bell Buckle, Tenn., The Webb School—now in its 156th year—is home to approximately 375 boarding and day students representing 17 countries and 11 states. It is recognized as the longest continuously operating boarding school in the South. From its founding in 1870 by William R. “Sawney” Webb, the School has been known for its commitment to both academic excellence and personal integrity. Today’s Webb is a modern, diverse community devoted to its original mission of graduating young men and women of the highest integrity, well prepared to become the leaders of tomorrow. Integrity remains at the heart of all that we do. Our sense of community and purpose are supported by a talented and dedicated faculty and leadership team, many whom live on our 150-acre campus located in the pastoral village of Bell Buckle—an hour’s drive from the booming metropolis of Nashville.

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