Women’s wrestling team began its season on Nov. 22. , with a new head coach in Webster alumni Reed Ditker. Following this, its next meet was on Jan. 31, a tournament at Seckman High School. Continue reading Women’s wrestling team prepares for Districts
Margaret Korte Print/Podcast Editor “For a lot of deaf people, what makes it difficult for them, is that other people … Continue reading Students, staff start American Sign Language club
Students across the Webster Groves School District walked out on Friday, Jan. 30, in protest of ICE and current events happening across the United States. Photos by Arianna Peper Continue reading Students walkout to protest ICE
National Scholastic Press Association released its online critique of the 2025-26 WG Echo and awarded it a First Class rating. Continue reading Publications earns ‘First Class’ rating
Since its release in December 2025, “Marty Supreme” has been widely discussed and highly reviewed, a reputation that is very much deserved. Continue reading Review:‘Marty Supreme’ presents larger-than-life story
Webster Esports team has won State in the past three seasons and began its spring season on Feb. 9. Continue reading Esports team’s season begins
Men’s basketball played against McCluer at the annual Douglass Night game. Webster players wore Douglass jerseys to commemorate the former basketball players who attended Douglass High School. Continue reading Annual Douglass Night game ends with Webster winning 81-27
Men’s basketball played against McCluer at the annual Douglass Night game. Webster players wore Douglass jerseys to commemorate the former basketball players who attended Douglass High School. Continue reading Statesmen offense powers over McCluer in blowout win on Douglass Night
Senioritis, a term deemed by Merriam-Webster as the “ebbing of motivation and effort by high school seniors,” can have more detrimental effects than initially thought. Continue reading Senioritis causes a lack of motivation in students
Webster Groves High School’s Theater Department performed SIX: The Musical (Teen Edition), from Thursday, Jan. 15 to Saturday, Jan. 17. Continue reading Theater department performs ‘SIX: The Musical’
Due to recent events involving the mass deportations and violence from ICE agents, a national protest amongst schools from across the United States was held on Friday, Jan. 30.
Continue reading Students walk out in protest of recent ICE events
Senior Chloe Bronner performs as Jane Seymour in the theater department’s production of the musical, “SIX: The Musical (Teen Edition).” The performance took place in the Jerry R. Knight auditorium and took place from Jan. 15 to Jan. 17. Photo by Lucy Fish Continue reading Senior performs in ‘Six’
This is the fifth issue of the 110th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo: January 2026
“I would say (public school enrollment declining) is a national issue, because now when I go to conferences we’re talking about marketing and branding when that’s never been an issue,” Dr. Jana Parker, superintendent, said.
Continue reading Webster faces population, enrollment decline
Webster Groves basketball programs honored Kelsey MacBride, Tyson Knapp and Jon Clark on Monday, Jan. 5. The men’s team played Saint Louis University High, and the women’s team played Parkway North High School. Continue reading Basketball teams honor those lost to cancer
All Webster Groves School District schools and district offices, and Adventure Club will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27, due to weather. Continue reading School closed Tuesday, Jan. 27