Seniors say, ‘Goodbye’ through ‘Senior Sunset’
The graduating class of 2024 planned a senior sunset to cap off their senior year. Continue reading Seniors say, ‘Goodbye’ through ‘Senior Sunset’
The graduating class of 2024 planned a senior sunset to cap off their senior year. Continue reading Seniors say, ‘Goodbye’ through ‘Senior Sunset’
Students and staff gathered for the Top Hat Awards at 7:45 a.m. on Friday, April
12, in Roberts Gym. Continue reading Teachers present Top Hat Awards to students
Students were treated to a rare viewing of a solar eclipse on April 8. Continue reading Students witness rare solar eclipse
Men’s volleyball aims to take home the State Championship this 2024 season. The men’s team commented on the tough loss in the State Championship last year and shared goals for this season. Continue reading Men’s volleyball aims to win State
History teacher, Betty Roberts, hosted a trip to Europe over spring break that entailed visiting numerous regions and townships in Europe. Continue reading Students take trip to France, England
Contributing writers Karson Bluette and Mia Willis share this week’s headlines. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: May 8, 2024
Seniors wear shirts representing their plans for after high school on Friday, May 3, at Decision Day Senior Breakfast. Photo by Ryan DeMargel Continue reading Seniors show choices at Decision Day Senior Breakfast
Day of Silence is a day of protest to emphasize and recognize LGBTQIA+ lives lost by violence and suicide. Continue reading Day of Silence protests LGBTQIA+ discrimination
Advanced Placement (AP) Exams will be taking place at the high school over a period of two weeks in May: May 6-10 and May 13-17. Continue reading Staff shares how to prepare for AP Exams
Players from fall, winter and spring sports will gather for the Statesmen Sports Awards on May 9, at 7 p.m. in Roberts Gym. Continue reading Statesmen Sports Awards to honor student athletes
This is the eighth issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo April 2024
“It feels like the school cares more about their public image than the safety of their students,” an anonymous sophomore said. Continue reading Students say schools should respond to sexual assault, harassment better
Seniors Andi Ziegler and Layla Salmon performed in the musical, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” on Thursday, April 18. in Jerry R. Knight Auditorium. Photo by Margaret Oliphant Continue reading Thespians perform ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown’
Junior Cate Nakatani began her cookie baking and decorating business in her eighth grade year, working out of her own home with the support of her parents. Continue reading Junior pursues passion for baking
As phones become an increasing problem in classrooms, Webster Groves High School is beginning to look toward taking steps to address the issue. Continue reading Editorial: Phone policy should not be changed
“It’s the legal stuff… the wording that people just skim over and don’t really look at, that’s the biggest part of what needs to be changed,” sophomore Sam Enlund said. Continue reading Sophomore raises awareness about housing discrimination
Students were awarded Top Hat Awards by teachers this morning, Friday, April. 12, in Roberts Gym. The awards were received by students who were recognized by staff members who found them to be outstanding throughout the school. Photos by Cameron Oleshak Continue reading Students receive Top Hat Awards
Advanced choir students competed in the District singing and sight reading sheet music. The District competition was at Parkway Central, and was for students in the Saint Louis area. Continue reading Chamber Choir goes to Districts