“Future Leaders is a fun and worthwhile program,” head director of the program, Jaime Adamski, stated. Continue reading Future Leaders provides opportunities for incoming, current HS students
Contributing writer Roxanne Flood gives advice about how to keep snacking healthy. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Tips for healthier snacking
Summer courses will be Monday-Friday from June 5-July 7. Continue reading Summer school classes begin June 5
Webster Groves Summer Night Street Dance will return June 17, from 5:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. on the corner of … Continue reading Webster Groves Summer Night Street Dance returns
Artists from around the country will participate in the Webster Arts Fair, showing June 2-4, (open Friday 6-9 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m.- 9 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.) Continue reading Webster Groves celebrates 19th annual art fair
Print/Podcast editor Sam Klein talks to students about their summer plans. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students share summer plans
Men’s volleyball team will compete in the Class 3 State Championship game on May 25, at 4:30 p.m. at Maryville … Continue reading Men’s volleyball to compete in State championship
Summer is approaching quickly, and students are thinking about their bucket lists or better yet, the songs they will have on repeat all summer long. Continue reading What will the songs of summer be?
Breaking the box office record, making $337 million on opening weekend, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” was released on April 5, and is a faithful adaptation of the games. It does not change aspects of the Mario world drastically and does not change the characters personalities or dynamics. It has a very light plot, like most Mario games, which lets the directors use the movie for world building, with small details that make the world feel more alive, like the blooper squids in the water or a herd of yoshi dinosaurs running by. Continue reading “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” lives up to expectations
Environmental issues have become a hot topic of conversation as the harm that humans are doing to the environment has become more and more apparent.
Continue reading Editorial: Individuals should do more to combat climate change
My name is Kaz Bergmann, and I am a senior. I also happen to be trans man, and I use he/him pronouns. Prom was recently on Saturday, April 15. Continue reading I-Story: Senior relates prom transphobia
News/opinion editor Arianna Peper and entertainment editor Margaret Korte share this week’s headlines: graduation. finals, summer school, SAT test, ACT test and the A Cappella Extravaganza. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: May 19, 2023
Flooding in the FACS room, on March 21, over spring break the Family and Consumer Sciences room flooded due to a pipe leak from pipe maintenance on the third floor. The leak also went into the men’s locker room. Continue reading Flood in FACS leaves teachers rethinking rest of school year
“Since [the Nashville shooting] I’ve seen stuff on social media saying that trans people don’t deserve to exist, just because of what one person in our community did,” sophomore Tate Harcourt said. Continue reading Media, politicians fuel Anti-Trans prejudice
High school students have participated in a group chat surrounding sports. The chat is completely independent from the high school and is run and monitored by students entirely themselves. Continue reading Students discuss ‘the sports groupchat’
“I don’t know if I chose cheerleading so much as it chose me,” said Kita Thames, next year’s cheerleading head coach. She is starting at Webster in August. Continue reading New cheer coach brings positive spirit to Webster
Reel Film Club has been working on its own films since the beginning of the year. The result: a festival featuring student made films. Continue reading Festival shows off student-made films