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The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
The Student News Site of The Webb Schools

Webb Canyon Chronicle
Science and Technology
Sophomores and juniors in Technology and Innovation Seminar 1.0 work on designs for their projects. Since the removal of AP Computer Science from course selections, students found themselves signing up for its replacement. “I signed up for this course because there was no APCS course, and it seemed fun to build projects and learn about software or hardware engineering,” Julie Liu (‘27) said. Although APCS has been removed from the program, its substitution, Technology and Innovation Seminar 1.0, is just as fun, with students developing their own projects and using critical thinking skills to solve problems.
What happened to the AP Computer Science course offered to sophomores?
Alexandra Wang, Staff Writer | November 14, 2024

As May of 2024 neared, students found themselves selecting courses for the new school year; however, upon scrolling through the list of electives,...

Opening the WebbGPT website, Christina sees an array of blue colors along with different tabs that interest Christina Young (‘25). “I am interested to see how WebbGPT works,” Christina said. It's an interesting concept that Webb came up with that I am excited to try out.” Although the website is online, it is still not ready to be used by all Webb students yet. However, the goal of this program is to eventually assist all Webb students in academics and school life.
What happened to WebbGPT?
Sydney Mildon and Miranda Li | October 29, 2024
The Charles Huang Innovation Wing is sealed away by a “coming soon" sign. The Wing, with new technologies in the areas of robotics and AI, is expected to be open soon after winter break. “I was under the impression that this was going to be a makers space,” Andrew Barrantes (’25) said. Students have high hopes in the Wing to open new learning opportunities.
Charles Huang Innovation Wing opens new horizons
Elena Petrova, Zona Zhou, Sandy Li, and Bella Schnurer | October 1, 2024
Behind the door of the science office, the Mission Statement for the Webb Schools Science Department reminds students and teachers of the purpose and priorities of Webb’s science department. The statement emphasizes empowering students to be global citizens with the intention of serving their community. Looking at the mission statement, increasing diversity in the workplace aligns with this message, encouraging female students to take advanced courses.
Why do no girls take physics? An in-depth study of STEM at Webb
Stephanie Ma and Kristine Bisgaard | March 16, 2024
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Multimedia
Webb introduces VR headsets into school curriculum
Webb introduces VR headsets into school curriculum
Ben Madanski and Sohum Uppal | November 9, 2023
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