Whale Tales

Dear Webster Community,

What a jam-packed week of fun, joy, connection, unforgettable experiences, and community—we were ALL smiles at Webster!

🌟 Special Moments Spotlight

• 🎉 Websterpalooza was a huge hit! From balloon art and face painting to live music and cotton candy, the energy was nonstop and the joy was contagious. Thank you for bringing all your sparkle and making it a celebration to remember.
• 🚀 Our 4th graders returned from AstroCamp beaming with confidence, curiosity, and unforgettable memories. From science labs to zip lines and everything in between, this once-in-a-lifetime trip was a shining highlight of the year.
• 👩‍🏫 We were also honored to welcome Riley and Reagan as our Principals for the Day! With their walkie-talkie call-and-response, expert recess supervision, and joyful leadership, they brought smiles and spirit to every corner of campus.
• 🌱 Community Gardening Day brought families together in our beautiful outdoor classroom for an afternoon of planting, trimming, ladybug releasing, and more.

📝 You can read more about each of these highlights in the detailed sections below!

As we gear up for the final stretch of the year, a reminder that CAASPP testing is now underway:

• 4th graders are beginning this week
• 3rd graders are moving onto Math after completing their ELA exams
• 5th graders will begin Math after completing both their ELA and CAST exams

Attendance is especially important during these testing windows. Please ensure your child gets plenty of rest, eats a healthy breakfast, and comes to school feeling calm and confident. We believe in them and know they will shine.

If you have an incoming student for the 2026–27 school year, be sure their enrollment is complete to secure their spot. For families outside of SMMUSD, the Interdistrict Permit window opens May 15. Help us spread the word—Webster is a wonderful place to grow and learn, and we’d love to welcome more families into our community.

As we head into Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week, I want to take a moment to share how deeply our staff is valued, admired, and loved 💛 This year’s theme is “Around the World”—because after exploring near and far, it’s clear: there’s no one like the teachers and staff at Webster. Please join me in showering the team that shows up for our students every single day. They deserve it all and more!

💐 Finally, to all the incredible Webster moms—I hope your Mother’s Day is absolutely perfect and that you are pampered just as you wish. You deserve to be celebrated always 💝

WEBSTER WEAR 🐳

Two weeks in a row for Room 10! Congratulations to Ms. Berman's class for keeping the Webster Wear title this week 🐳💙

🔔 Important Reminders

• YOSEMITE: We’ve reached 100% completion for Nature Bridge Agreement Forms, school forms, and payments—thank you, families! See the section below for VERY IMPORTANT trip reminders.

• SPSA Approved: Webster’s 2026–27 School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) was officially approved by our School Site Council this week. Peek below to learn how we’re supporting academic growth, equity, and engagement for every student.

• Playground Update: Big changes are coming! Plans to replace our 20-year-old play structure are in motion and we’re getting closer to construction. Scroll down for renderings and project details.

• New Math Curriculum: Beginning in fall 2026, SMMUSD will adopt updated math materials across all grade levels, chosen through a teacher-led pilot. Check out the new programs and what they mean for students below.

• Tech & Google Services Update: Wondering about Chromebooks, YouTube access, or how digital tools are used in class? We’ve shared important district info on instructional technology and how to update your Aeries permissions—see below for details.

• PTA Nominations Now Open: We’re seeking passionate parents to join next year’s PTA Executive Board! Several key positions are open — no experience needed, just a desire to support our school. See below for the full slate and how to get involved.

• New Whale Families (2026–27): Please help us spread the word about Webster! Encourage prospective families to sign up for a tour on our website or click HERE.

• Lost and Found: Our Lost and Found is still packed with sweatshirts, lunchboxes, water bottles, and more. Please take a moment to check the rack next time you're on campus—your child’s missing items may be waiting there!

• Pod Power Problems: This week’s family math challenge is live — have fun solving together!

• Visitor Management: Please bring your ID to check in and remember to sign out when you leave campus.

📅 Save the Dates

📌 April 21 - May 15: 🧠 Grade 5 CAASPP and CAST Testing Window

📌 May 4 - May 22: 🧠 Grade 3 CAASPP Testing Window

📌 May 11 - May 22: 🧠 Grade 4 CAASPP Testing Window

📌 May 18-22: Yosemite | 5th grade students only

📌 May 25: NO SCHOOL (Memorial Day Observance)

📌 May 29: Honorary Service Awards + Breakfast (MPR | 8:30 AM)

📌 May 29: Spring Music Concert (Malibu Elementary | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM)

📌 June 3: 🥞 5th Grade Breakfast – SHHH…it’s a surprise! (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM)

📌 June 5: Room 8 Play

📌 June 8: 🎓 5th Grade Promotion Rehearsal (mandatory for all 5th grade students)

📌 June 9: 🎓 5th Grade Promotion Ceremony | 9:00 AM

📌 June 10: Field Day + Minimum Day

📌 June 10: Beach Day (5th grade students only) + Minimum Day

📌 June 11: Last Day of the 2025-2026 school year + Minimum Day

📌 June 11: Spring Report Cards

Wishing you a restful weekend!

GO WHALES!!

Warmly,
Carina Diana

Check out these wonderful moments featuring our incredible students, staff, and parents! If you have a photo that you’d like to share, please send it to Principal Diana—we’d love to include it on our social media or upcoming newsletters.

Thank you for helping us celebrate our school community!

Our 4th graders returned from AstroCamp bursting with excitement, new knowledge, and unforgettable memories. This once-in-a-lifetime learning adventure in Idyllwild-Pine combined hands-on science, outdoor challenge, and deep personal growth—and we couldn’t be prouder of our students!

🎉 HUGE Thanks to Our AstroCamp A-Team
A heartfelt thank you to parent chaperones Jessica Tello, Saona Jackson, Phil Buckman, and Lincoln Hanks for keeping our kids safe and supported every step of the way. We're also incredibly grateful to Ms. London and Mrs. Morris for being outstanding role models and partners in creating such a meaningful experience for our students.

🧪 STEM in Action
From the moment we arrived, our students dove into immersive science sessions:

• Lights & Lasers: Students learned how light bends and travels, observed glowing gases, and even wore upside-down glasses for a hilarious brain challenge.
• Atmosphere & Gases: Dry ice, liquid nitrogen, and exploding balloons made for unforgettable experiments—including tasting frozen chips!
• Electricity & Magnetism: With Van de Graaff generators, Tesla coils, and hands-on static fun, students connected classroom concepts to the real world.
• Rocket Launching: A clear favorite—students designed, built, and launched their own rockets with custom fins and nose cones!

🧗 Pushing Limits
Adventure met courage as students:

• Soared across the meadow on a 700-foot zip line—in the rain! (Bonus points for bravery during mid-air “wedgie town” rescues.)
• Scaled a rock wall during the Expedition Valles Marineris Mars simulation.
• Navigated “Long Division,” an indoor maze in total darkness that tested teamwork and resilience.
• Flew through the trees on the SkyCoaster, cheering one another on every step of the way.

🌟 Beyond the Activities
From Gaga ball and scavenger hunts to the spirited Astro Olympics, students pushed themselves, encouraged one another, and found joy in every challenge. We also celebrated some special birthdays—complete with songs, smiles, and unforgettable moments that added extra magic to the trip.

👨‍🚀 Our Incredible Counselors
A special shout-out to Franky and Scout—our birthday-twin counselors—whose energy, authenticity, and care made a lasting impact. They created a space where every student felt seen, supported, and excited to learn. Their presence truly made a difference.

As students waved goodbye to AstroCamp, they carried home more than just souvenirs—they brought back confidence, curiosity, and a stronger sense of themselves. Thank you, families, for sharing your amazing kids with us. We’re still beaming from this unforgettable journey!

What an unforgettable afternoon! From the first strum of live music to the last spin of the RC track, Websterpalooza delivered nonstop fun, big energy, and pure community joy.

Our campus transformed into a festival with something for everyone:
🎶 Live music all day—including crowd-favorite sets by dad DJs Eddie Makabi, Gus Peterson, and Joel Dunn.
🕺 Epic dance competitions and bold festival fashion, with prizes for the most creative looks—think disco balls, cool shades, and fearless flair!
🍔 Delicious eats kept us fueled, but cotton candy clearly stole the show as the ultimate fan favorite.
🎨 Students flocked to the face painting station and created masterpieces at the Camp Wildcraft arts & crafts booth.
🎈 Balloon art brought smiles from every corner, while patch sewing, DIY beaded fringe shirts, and our RC track offered thrills for all ages.

💥 A huge shout-out to our incredible organizers, Lauren Ifft and Erin Fotos, for pouring their hearts into making this event unforgettable. And to our dad DJs—Eddie, Gus, and Joel—for keeping the vibe alive and the dance floor moving!

Thank you for bringing your sparkle and helping make Websterpalooza such a meaningful celebration of togetherness. We can’t wait to do it all again next year! 💫

Webster’s garden came alive with color, care, and community spirit during our Community Gardening Day—a joyful afternoon of hands-on learning and eco-friendly fun! Hosted by the Webster PTA and Home Grown Gardens LA, families had the chance to dig in, get their hands dirty, and experience firsthand what our students are learning and growing. Huge thanks to Justine Larsen, our incredible gardening teacher, and always-smiling valet dad Kyle Mlodzik for organizing such a meaningful and fun-filled event.

Together, we:
🍌 Planted a banana tree and fresh strawberries
🌿 Trimmed our ever-thriving rosemary
🐞 Released ladybugs into the garden
✏️ Labeled plants with care and creativity
🌱 Tackled weeding, mulching, and planter box repair
🍅 Sent everyone home with a tomato seedling to nurture and a bundle of rosemary to enjoy!

It was a beautiful celebration of sustainability, student learning, and the deep roots of our Webster community.

We’re getting excited for this once-in-a-lifetime adventure and appreciate your support in ensuring a smooth and successful experience for all students.

🎉 GREAT NEWS: We’ve reached 100% completion for all required student items—Nature Bridge Agreement Form, School Forms, and payment - YAY! Thank you to our families for your prompt attention and support!

🙌 CHAPERONE UPDATE: All chaperones are now confirmed, officially cleared as Level II Volunteers through SMMUSD, and have submitted payment. Thank you for helping make this experience possible!

🚨 TRIP REMINDERS

• NatureBridge Agreement: You will be contacted to pick up your child in Yosemite if they experience a persistent fever, vomiting, diarrhea, a positive COVID test, or a behavior violation requiring dismissal.
• No Electronics Policy: Cell phones, smartwatches, and gaming devices are not allowed per Webster and district policy. Students are encouraged to unplug and stay present.
• Daily Updates: Chaperones or school staff will email and text families daily with a recap and photos of the day’s activities.
• Departure: Arrive at Webster by 7:00 AM on Monday, May 18 to ensure an on-time departure.
• Lunch: Send a disposable lunch (no containers to bring home) and a water or juice. Chaperones should bring their own lunch as well.
• Return: We’ll return on Friday, May 22. Return time depends on departure and traffic—please plan for an afternoon arrival. Families will receive text/email updates.
• Luggage: Students must carry their own bags—please ensure they pack only what they can manage. A rolling suitcase or duffel plus a separate bedding bag works well.
• TWO Reusable Water Bottles: Don’t forget to pack TWO refillable water bottles!
• Bus Entertainment: You may send a labeled G- or PG-rated DVD for the ride.

🎒 Packing & Preparation

• Packing List: Make sure your child has all essentials, including a sleeping bag, sturdy hiking shoes, bandanas, and layers for cool mountain temps. View the full Yosemite Packing List HERE.

• Break in Shoes: To avoid discomfort, students should wear their hiking shoes ahead of time.

This trip will be filled with incredible experiences — from breathtaking hikes to campfire reflections. Thank you for helping us make Yosemite a memory our students will never forget! 🌲✨

We’re kicking off the nomination process for the 2026–27 PTA Executive Board, and we’d love for you to consider getting involved! Serving on the PTA Board is a great way to support our school, collaborate with teachers and staff, and help shape the programs and events that enrich students’ experiences.

🗳 2026 Nominating Committee Slate Highlights:

• President: Samantha Carpenter (Nominee)

• Executive VP: Christine Waljeski (Nominee)

• Secretary: Caitlin Talbot (Nominee)

• Treasurer: Anya Sobolevska (Nominee)

• VP of Communications: Kate Ward (Nominee)

• Financial Secretary: Ryan Farina (Nominee)

• Parliamentarian: Zhara Astra (Nominee)

• Membership Chair: Lewis Talbot (Nominee)

• Room Representative Chair: Yvonne Strzechowski (Nominee)

• Valet Chair: Kyle Mlodzik (Nominee)

• Yearbook Chair: Courtney Walling (Nominee)

❗Open Position is Fundraising/Events Chair — this role is essential to keeping our PTA active next year!

✨ No experience necessary — we’ll support you every step of the way with guides, training, and collaboration from past board members.

📧 Interested in serving or nominating someone? Email us at websterptamalibu@gmail.com or attend the meeting to learn more.

Want to get involved in other ways? Check out all available volunteer opportunities here: websterpta.com/volunteer

Let’s keep our PTA strong and vibrant — we need YOU to make it happen! 🐳

This week, our School Site Council (SSC) officially approved Webster’s Single Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA) for the 2026–2027 school year. This plan outlines our key priorities to support academic growth, equity, student well-being, and a positive school climate for every student. We want to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our SSC members for their time, insight, collaboration, and partnership throughout the year. Your work ensures we continue to make thoughtful, data-informed, and student-centered decisions for our school community.

🔎 The 2026–2027 SPSA includes three focus areas:

1. Academic Achievement: Increase student proficiency in ELA, Math, and Science through new curriculum adoption, academic interventions, and expanded project-based learning.
2. Equity and Student Support: Accelerate progress for Multilingual Learners and strengthen targeted supports to close opportunity gaps.
3. School Climate and Engagement: Foster student connectedness, boost engagement, and reduce chronic absenteeism through SEL, outdoor learning, and leadership opportunities.

Principal Diana and Instructional Coach Maribeth Majewski will present the plan to the SMMUSD Board of Education on May 13.

🔗 View the SPSA Presentation Here

With incredible support from SMMUSD, our Webster PTA (led by Lauren Franks Ifft) have spent months working with designers and contractors to propose an inspiring, modern play structure to replace our aging 20-year-old equipment. The new design prioritizes safety, accessibility, and active play—giving our students a space that fosters physical development, creativity, and social connection.

The District, in collaboration with Principal Diana, has been advancing plans for the replacement of the current playground equipment and surfacing. The proposal includes ADA upgrades as required by the Division of the State Architect (DSA). Here’s what’s coming up:

• At the May 7, 2026 Board Meeting, the Board will be asked to approve the agreement with Huckabee for design and engineering services.
• At the May 19, 2026 Board Meeting, the Board will vote on the purchase of new equipment from Dave Bang Associates, Inc. for an amount not to exceed $157,268.10, using the CMAS contract—saving time and cost by avoiding contractor markups.

The demolition, site preparation, equipment installation, and new play surface will be bid through a separate process while we seek DSA approval. Construction is expected to begin August 2026, with completion anticipated by September 30, 2026, followed by a brief closeout period. Final approval from DSA is anticipated in late July or early August.

Below are a few renderings of the new structure—thank you to everyone working hard to bring this dream to life!

Can you believe it’s already time to start planning for next fall? Whether you’re a returning family or new to Webster, here’s everything you need to know to secure your spot.

📌 Important for Current Families

If you have a younger sibling ready to join Webster in Fall 2026, you must complete a new enrollment — even if an older sibling already attends. Don’t delay! Early enrollment helps ensure your family stays together at Webster.

📅 Key Dates & Deadlines

✅ AERIES Online Enrollment is now open!

👉 SMMUSD Enrollment Portal

You’ll need to upload:

• Immunization records

• Parent/guardian photo ID

• Proof of residency

• Birth certificate

Once completed, please email Stephanie Martinez (s.martinez@smmusd.org) so we can guide you through next steps.

📍May 15 – June 30 – Interdistrict Permit Window

• For students who live outside of SMMUSD but would like to attend Webster

• Requires a release permit from your home district

📌 Returning Interdistrict Families
Already at Webster on an interdistrict permit?
Be sure to submit your Verification of Continuing Enrollment by June 1, 2026 to remain with us next year.
👉 Click HERE to submit your Verification of Continuing Enrollment Form

📩 Permit Questions?

Please direct all permit-related questions to: permits@smmusd.org

Let’s work together to get those applications in early and secure your place in the Whale Pod 🐳 for 2026–27. Help spread the word to friends, neighbors, and anyone interested in joining the Webster family!

At the April 23 Board of Education meeting, SMMUSD’s Educational Services team, alongside teachers and students, presented the recommendation for new math curricula to be implemented districtwide beginning in the 2026–2027 school year.

This recommendation is the result of an extensive pilot process led by a dedicated committee of math teachers representing every school site and grade level. Using tools from the California Department of Education and the updated 2023 California Mathematics Framework, the committee carefully evaluated state-approved curricula for alignment with standards, access and equity, organization, and teacher support.

🧮 Recommended Curriculum:

• K–8 & Algebra I/II, Geometry: enVision, Savvas (2026)
• Pre-Calculus: Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus, 8E, Cengage (2023)
• AP Calculus: Calculus for AP: A Complete Course, 1E, Cengage (2019)
• AP Statistics: Math Medic AP Statistics (2026)

The adoption ensures continued opportunities for advanced coursework while supporting deeper student understanding. If approved at the May 7 Board of Education meeting, the new curriculum will roll out in Fall 2026 with comprehensive teacher training and ongoing coaching.

📌 Community members may preview materials at the District Office and submit feedback via the Let’s Talk button on the SMMUSD website.

📺 Watch the full presentation HERE.

SMMUSD wants to share some clarity around Chromebook and digital tool use at Webster and across the district. Technology is never a replacement for great teaching—our educators remain at the heart of every lesson. Digital platforms like YouTube (in Education Restricted Mode), Google Translate, and Maps are thoughtfully integrated to support learning, foster creativity, and prepare students for a tech-driven future.

All students are automatically opted OUT of YouTube and other “Additional Google Services.”

✅ To give permission, log in to the Aeries Parent Portal, go to Student Info > Data Confirmation > Authorizations, and update your selection under “Additional Google Services.”

If permission is not granted, your student will still have access to core tools such as Google Classroom, Docs, Drive, and Gmail, but additional services will be disabled.

The most commonly used “Additional Services” include:

• YouTube (Education Restricted Mode) – Students can view only age-appropriate educational videos.

• Google Maps / Earth – Used in geography, social studies, and science.

• Google Translate / Arts & Culture / Photos – Support for language development, cultural exploration, and multimedia projects.

🔐 Reminder: All student accounts are protected through ContentKeeper, a robust content filter used by SMMUSD to ensure students can access only safe, age-appropriate content while online.

📧 Questions? Contact Bertha Roman, Director of Ed Tech: broman@smmusd.org
📌 For help with Aeries, please contact Stephanie Martinez, Registrar: s.martinez@smmusd.org

Consistent attendance is crucial for your student's academic success. It ensures that every student stays on track with learning, builds positive relationships, and contributes to a robust school community. Strong attendance goes beyond just being present; it involves being actively engaged and involved in the educational process.

Encouraging Regular Attendance:

• Make Attendance a Priority: Ensure your student doesn't miss out on crucial learning opportunities.
• Set a Positive Example: Motivate consistent attendance with your involvement.
• Establish a Routine: Help your student set daily routines for a smooth transition to school.
• Open Communication: Reach out to us if there are challenges affecting your student’s attendance.
• Celebrate Success: Acknowledge and celebrate your student's attendance milestones.

Absence Reporting Procedures:

If your student is absent, please report the absence by emailing April Montes at amontes@smmusd.org and Stephanie Martinez (s.martinez@smmusd.org) with your student's name, grade, date, and reason for the absence. Absences must be cleared within 5 days. For more detailed information, please review the SMMUSD attendance policies by clicking HERE.

Parents and guardians can now access their child’s CAASPP, ELPAC, and Star Renaissance score reports directly through the Aeries Parent Portal. Please note that hard copy reports are not mailed home.

✅ How to Access

• Parent Portal Login

• Step-by-Step Guide: Locating Test Scores in Aeries

🎥 Helpful Videos:

• How Parents Access the Portal

These resources walk you through exactly how to view your child’s score reports, so you’ll always have the latest information on their progress.

Support looks different for every family — and every bit counts. Each dollar you give helps fund the people and programs that make Malibu public schools exceptional: from classroom aides and arts instruction to academic support and athletics.

While the community ask is $750 per student, every contribution, at any level, makes a meaningful impact. Your generosity directly benefits all four Malibu schools and enhances the work of each school’s PTA — ensuring every student receives the enriching education they deserve.

The Boys & Girls Club of Malibu is committed to youth and community resilience by providing a supportive and inclusive environment where children can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Through exceptional customer service and impactful after-school programs, BGCM focuses on academic success, character development, and health and wellness—catering to the unique needs of Malibu’s youth and strengthening our school community.

🏕️ BGCM Elementary Summer Program – Camp Bu
Enrollment for Camp Bu is now open!

👉 Click here to learn more and enroll and see the attached flyer for details.

Who: Incoming TK–5th grade (Enrollment required to participate)
Where: Webster Elementary (3602 Winter Canyon Rd)
When: June 22–August 7 (Mon–Fri) | Closed July 3 for the holiday

• Incoming K–5th: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM

• Incoming TK (Half-Day Program): 8:30 AM – 1:00 PM
  Weekly calendars highlighting themes and featured activities will be shared in advance.

📚 Academic Year Enrollment

BGCM Academic Year Enrollment is live and open to grades TK–5th! BGCM is committed to providing a curriculum full of fun, educational, and social experiences.

• Programs include: Kindness Is Free, Manners Matter, social-emotional wellness, STEM-based projects, arts & crafts, cooking/gardening, and more!
• 👉 Click here to learn more and enroll at bgcmalibu.org

💛 Wellness Center & Social Support

BGCM’s Wellness Center provides no-cost mental health counseling and social support services to our school community.

• 👉 Learn more: BGCM Wellness Center
• 📧 Request services: wellnessinfo@bgcmalibu.org
• 📞 Call: 310-457-0360 ext. 60146

🌟 Disaster Recovery Services

The BGCM Disaster Recovery Center, in partnership with the Malibu Community Long Term Recovery Group (MCLTRG), continues to support Franklin and Palisades Fire survivors with long-term recovery services. Families who qualify can receive support including:

• Personalized recovery planning to identify urgent and long-term needs

• Resource connection to access available support based on qualifying criteria

• Advocacy to strengthen community-wide recovery efforts and increase financial resources

👉 To be connected with a Care Coordinator, please email drc@bgcmalibu.org

The City of Malibu is offering a new season of fun and creative afterschool enrichment programs for students in grades TK–5 — and we’re excited to share these spring opportunities with our Webster families! Students can keep learning, growing, and moving with engaging, hands-on programs that spark curiosity and creativity, including:

• 🎨 Eco-Art Adventures – blend creativity with environmental awareness through nature-inspired art
• 🎭 Improv Acting – build confidence, expression, and imagination through fun theater games
• ⚽ Soccer – develop coordination, sportsmanship, and skills through active play
• 🧘 Art & Yoga Workshop – enjoy a calming and creative experience in this one-day session

Programs run April–May and meet after school from 3:00–4:00 PM (or until 4:30 PM for the yoga workshop). Each class is designed to foster enrichment in a fun, supportive environment.

📌 Registration & Info
All programs are run by the City of Malibu and require advance registration.
👉 Register at MalibuCity.org/Register
📞 Questions? Call 310-317-1364

Did your child love AstroCamp? Take the adventure to the next level with AstroCamp’s summer program! Campers explore unforgettable hands-on activities that go way beyond the classroom—like rock climbing, mountain biking, welding, rocket launching, and even 3D printing and Dungeons & Dragons! 🎯✨

🧭 Camp options include:

• 1-week for ages 8–13
• Specialty week for ages 10–17
• 2-week sessions for ages 12–17
• Camp CHOP for ages 10–17

💥 Special Offer: First-year campers who attended a school trip get $200 off summer camp with promo code SCHOOLAC. Follow AstroCamp on social media to stay inspired. Don’t miss out on this one-of-a-kind summer experience where curiosity, confidence, and community take center stage!

To enhance student safety, all K–5 students will enter and exit through one main gate — located by the main office. This will help us maintain a secure and supervised environment for all students.

As part of our commitment to safety and being good neighbors, we kindly ask that you:

• Use the designated pick-up and drop-off lane each day.

• Avoid using the Our Lady of Malibu (OLM) parking lots.

• Park only in the Webster lot.

• Keep Pre-K/TK green curb drop-offs quick to ensure smooth turnover — this area is reserved for families using the Pre-K/TK gate. If your student enters through the main gate (K–5), please use the lower lot or main valet line.

Thank you for helping us ensure smooth arrivals and dismissals each day. Creating a safe and positive learning environment is our top priority — and it starts with all of us working together. We truly appreciate your support!

We’re excited to announce our new Instagram account! Follow us @websterwhales for all the latest school news, events, and fun happenings around campus. Stay in the know and connect with our vibrant school community, one post at a time!.

Carina Diana, Principal

Webster Elementary School

3602 Winter Canyon Rd

Malibu, CA 90265

Email: cdiana@smmusd.org
Website: www.smmusd.org/webster
Phone: (310) 456-6494
Instagram: www.instagram.com/websterwhales
Twitter: @webstermalibu