Graduating seniors from Webster Groves High School are invited to participate in the elementary school walk through on Thursday, May 14, from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Continue reading Webster to host elementary walk through
Annually, the senior lock-in party takes place at WGHS after graduation, involving games, a DJ, casino games, an inflatable obstacle course, fortune tellers, hypnotists and food and drinks.
The event is only open to graduating seniors and this year it will take place on Saturday, May 16, from 10:30 p.m. to 6 a.m. Continue reading Senior lock-in to take place after graduation
Drop Soda Vintage Market will celebrate its two-year anniversary by throwing a vintage prom. Continue reading Vintage Market to celebrate anniversary, host dance
Euclid Records hosts listening parties for new albums a week before they get released.
On Saturday, May 16, at 3 p.m. it will have a listening party for the new Bleachers album, “everyone for 10 minutes,” coming out on May 22. Continue reading Euclid Records hosts listening party for new Bleachers album
Students help host the Jim Schoemehl Run to fight against ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The run is set to take place on May 2, starting outside of Roberts Gym.
Continue reading Annual Jim Schoemehl Run coordinated by students
Runners move to the start line before the beginning of the Jim Schoemehl Run for ASL awareness, where they will ran a 5k on May 2, 7:30 a.m. at Webster Groves High School. Photo by Edith Leslie Continue reading Runners get ready for Schoemehl Run
“Keith was a gentle giant. Like, he really was just all kindness,” drama department teacher Todd Schaefer said about his colleague Keith Chatman. Continue reading Staff, students remember custodian’s positive legacy
Karter Goskie Contributing Writer Varsity baseball will welcome new head coach Jacob Clark for the 2026 season. Clark is in … Continue reading Varsity baseball welcomes new head coach
Varsity men’s lacrosse player, freshman Ethan Herrell, fights over the ball with an opponent during Webster’s game against Seckman High School. The game was held on Moss Field and ended in a 14-5 win for Webster. Photo by Karter Groskie Continue reading Freshman lacrosse player fights for ball
This is the eighth issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo: April 2026
YouGov polling recently found that half of Americans now “somewhat or strongly” support the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Continue reading Editorial: Organizations offer ways to protest ICE
According to the U.S. House of Representatives, the first national movement for women’s rights was led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton in Seneca Falls, New York, in 1848. Nearly 180 years later, women continue to have their rights limited by the government.
Continue reading Recent government decisions threaten women’s rights
Women’s soccer started its season on Monday, March 2, with their tryouts for team placement spanning from that Monday to Thursday, March 5. Continue reading Women’s soccer prepares for start of season
Students are honored during the Spring Sports Assembly on Friday, March 27, in Roberts Gym. The assembly highlighted spring sports and activities, and the seniors participating in each sport. Photo by William McEneny Continue reading Students recognized in assembly
Contributing writer Chase Hoskins shares this week’s headlines. Edited by Connor Spellecy; script by Jasper Winterton Continue reading Echo News Roundup: April 3, 2026