Starbucks, by 2020, has committed to making piles of indisposable lids. As of now, Starbucks produces its new lids with polypropylene, or #5 plastic, a plastic that is non recyclable. This might come to a shock, but recycling is much… Read More ›
This is the second issue of the 104th year of the ECHO. Contents include: *Young people need to vote *Prank phone call causes panic *Don’t Tread on Me’ flag shows understanding needed in cases of harassment allegations *School District hires… Read More ›
Business/advertising manager Trinity Madison reports on national Coming Out day.
About 12,000 gathered for the Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival on Sept. 15.
Juniors Elizabeth Teeter and Caleb Miofsky performed in the concert “Finishing the Hat- Songs for Sondheim” for composer Stephen Sondheim during his St. Louis Literary Award acceptance ceremony on Oct. 4, at Sheldon Concert Hall. Sondheim composed for various musicals… Read More ›
Telltale Games shocked the games industry this month by announcing its closure, and while the future of its unfinished projects is uncertain, what’s more important is the future of the staff that created them. The adventure game developer was created… Read More ›
Business/advertisement manager Trinity Madison reports on Webster Groves alumni.
The danger of identifying as nonheterosexual is extensive, yet annually people still take the risk on October 11, National Coming out Day.
Ada Foley — Contributing Writer Week 1 of Camp Wyman started Sept. 30, and it’s predicted by its coordinators and by veteran counselors to be a life-changing experience for high schoolers involved.
Sixty-five balloons took part in the 46th annual Balloon Glow on Sept. 14, in Forest Park.
Print editor Eleanor Marshall reports on senior Tori Watson, the first female student of the class of 2019 to enlist in the Marines.
Coaching softball was not alum Bryan Gibson’s original plan. Graduating in 1993, Gibson pursued an education degree following high school. Gibson’s motive to return to the district was, “Teaching, at first.” After college, he came back in hopes of teaching… Read More ›
If a student were to ask any alumni what they remember about Webster Groves High School (WGHS), the answers would vary. Many could tell of landmarks that currently, students have no recollection of. This year, the alumni office will hold… Read More ›
Video editor Evelyn Trampe shares this week’s news about GSA’s Soctober clothing drive, the Fall One-Act Festival, Fall Sports Assembly, cross country, softball Conference champs, SAT and PSAT tests and upcoming events. Visit Our Sponsors
[Trigger warning: Abuse and assault is talked about in this story. If you or someone you know is struggling in an abusive situation, use the hotlines at the bottom of this page.] When R. Kelly shows up to play a… Read More ›
Junior editor Elise Keller reports on Best Buddies.
While some students worry about sports practice, AP classes and the Friendship Dance, senior Tori Watson has another thing on her mind: the Marines. Watson didn’t always plan her life to go this way. “When I was a junior, I… Read More ›
Ethan Ryan – Contributing Writer — Webster Groves School District held a community public forum in the high school library, Sept. 20, to discuss safety and space requirements of specific schools throughout the district.
Video editor Evelyn Trampe reports on the new academic lab policy.
Though “Splatoon 2” is most known for its fantastic multiplayer and constant free updates, its single-player campaign excels as well, and “Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion” is well worth the wait for extra campaign content. “Octo Expansion” takes place adjacent to… Read More ›
Senior Emma Binder with the tennis team plays against Rockwood Summit High School on Sept. 25. WGHS won 5-4. Photo by Lindsey Bennett
As teachers place more emphasis on how students learn, educators are evolving their class style to reflect different needs. The Chelsea Center for Experiential Learning has offered assistance on internships, service learning, travel and employment since 2011, but traditional teachers… Read More ›
Feature editor Lindsey Bennett reports on LouFest’s cancellation and the reactions of students set to perform there.
Webster’s newest club, Best Buddies, hopes to establish “a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities,” according to the organization’s website. Last year, senior Francia Munoz… Read More ›
A few weeks ago, students were banned from parking in the old YMCA parking lot. Those who used the lot were confused and angry. “I’m livid,” junior Caleb Miofsky said about the closure. The decision was heralded with only an… Read More ›
