Prior to coming to Webster Groves School District, Dr. Shane Williamson was the chief diversity officer at Lindenwood University. Now, she’s excited to try new things in a similar, brand new position at Webster.
While the status of prom remains in question, Parents Club plans to host the annual Senior Party at Brookdale Farms May 15, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. so long as graduation occurs May 14.
With the impact of COVID, the women’s and men’s wrestling teams have been impacted. Video editor Calum Shank talks to Coach James LeMay about the adjustments the team has made due to COVID.
With the impact of COVID, the women’s and men’s wrestling teams have been impacted. According to Coach James LeMay, the team has a lot of adjustments with COVID.
Average box-mix brownies take around an hour from when the package is opened to a fresh baked good.
Student council is hosting its blood drive taking place on Feb. 23, between 8 a.m. and 3.pm in the secondary gym.
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: the student council’s blood drive, the experiential teaching program, men’s tennis organizational meeting and the Neighbors of Webster Groves internship opportunity.
The Missouri History Museum located in Forest Park has six current exhibits opened to the public. They are open from Wednesdays to Sundays at 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. More information is available at mohistory.org/museum. Photos by Kimmy Dang
With one of the largest rosters at Webster, the women’s swim team advances to Conference, in hopes to compete in the following State Championship. So far in the regular season, the team has a 5-6-0 team record.
Chocolate covered strawberries are popular near Valentine’s Day. Chocolate covered strawberries can be made at home, but several places around Webster do sell chocolate strawberries.
Social media editor Zeke La Mantia reports on the challenges that COVID has presented when celebrating Valentine’s Day and birthdays.
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: change in hours required for Statesmen Service Awards, Valentine’s Day Tri-M singing grams and Interact Club’s collection of goods for the homeless or needy.
Valentine’s Day for many means 24 hours jammed full of affection from those closest to them, but this year, some distance is required.
Last year, COVID became serious to many March 13. Lots of schools like Webster dismissed for Spring break and then stayed closed to finish out the school term. Based on this timeline many people’s last holiday spent with friends and family before quarantine would’ve been Valentine’s Day.
Editor-in-chief Jaden Fields shares this week’s headlines: ACT testing, Tri-M singing grams and STUCO soda Crush grams.
Distance runners participate in a workout at the track on Wednesday, Feb. 3. Cross Country season takes place in the fall, and track in the spring, necessitating constant training. Photos by Ben Miller
Jumping down a hill at Deer Creek Park, junior Ryan Sullivan enjoys a snowy half day on Wednesday, Jan. 27. “Great weather, good conditions, I just had to do it,” Sullivan later said. Photo by Ben Miller
News/opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm reports on the re-opening of county restaurants for indoor dining.
Student council has started selling Crush sodas for Valentine’s Day. The orders can be placed using Venmo until Feb. 9. Students can also pay in cash from Feb. 4-5 and Feb. 8-9.
In the height of a pandemic and the midst of winter, it’s easy to become sad. In an effort to raise their spirits, the students and staff share what they’re looking forward to most.
Kelly Woodyard Staff Writer Through the Experimental Learning Department, the Chelsea Center offers internship opportunities for students. This year it is partnering with the Hawken House Museum and offering internships where students will do an assortment of tasks. Through these… Read More ›
Drama department will perform Tennessee Williams’ “The Glass Menagerie” on April 1-3, in the school auditorium. The show’s cast consists of four unmasked actors, and the audience will sit in the balcony and wear masks. Tickets will be $7 for… Read More ›
