The new booklet describing the exact dates will be published by the Network in late September. The most recent copy of this booklet and a description of each program can be reached at a site sponsored for the organization . For most programs, Mr. Snodgrass has supplementary material to that available on the Internet. Any Webb student in good standing may apply for a program. Schools frequently find that the senior year becomes so busy with college applications that the junior, or even the sophomore, year becomes the most popular time for attending a Network program.
Some programs are only for specific times or grade level.
All communication concerning any of the programs should be made to the Webb School coordinator, Jim Snodgrass , and not to the specific school under consideration or the executive director of the program. This effort minimizes the time demands placed on each Network school. The student obtains more information on specific programs from Mr. Snodgrass , discusses the possibility with his or her teachers and family, and then selects a program to pursue. All current teachers of a student are also informed of the application so they can give an opinion on the effects of missing school to attend a Network program. All material is evaluated by a committee here at school which recommends, recommends with qualifications, or does not recommend approval of the application.