Cross country, track and field coach, and psychology teacher Jon Petter, who has worked for the district for 21 years was just awarded the title of Track and Field Coach of the Year through Missouri State High School Activities Association. Continue reading Social studies teacher named MSHSAA Track, Field Coach of the Year
Students have faced ongoing challenges with parking availability, with some reporting frequent tardiness, warnings and difficulty finding spots near campus.
Continue reading Op-Ed: Students face parking challenges
In years prior, cheerleading at Webster had solely been for support on the sidelines. Starting this upcoming season, the Cheer team will compete against other schools in the area. Continue reading Cheer team to begin competitions
Graduation for the Class of 2025 will take place on May 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Chaifetz Arena.
Continue reading Graduation takes place at Chaifetz Arena
“I just think back to that moment [in games] where you’re up one [point], and they got all the momentum, and you gotta answer,” head varsity basketball coach Justin Mathes said about the journey to State. Continue reading Men’s basketball team wins 1st place at State
Statesman Varsity baseball currently has a 8-15 record and is beginning the season with a hope of continuing its recent success and rallying around the leadership of the upperclassmen.
Continue reading Baseball team has ‘instiable hunger’ to return to State
Special Olympics was cancelled due to weather which was announced via an email from Corey Toenjes.
Continue reading Special Olympics cancelled
Community members will celebrate the 55th annual Earth Day on April 22. Earth Day is a day where many of the most passionate environmentalists gather around and celebrate.
Continue reading Community members celebrate Earth Day
According to the whitehouse.gov, President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 20, to suspend the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP).
Continue reading Science teacher raises funds for Afghan families
Webster School District’s Board of Education is having its election on April 8, with two seats open. The candidates up for election are Fran Petruso, Allen Todd and Justin Hauke. Continue reading Candidates compete for Board of Education seats
Douglass Night is an annual tradition at Webster Groves High School in honor of Douglass High School which was an all African American high school that closed in 1956. Continue reading Basketball game honors Douglass High School
“I love the joy and excitement that this race brings to the kids in our community,” Webster resident and participant in the Santa’s on the Loose Run, Abbie Enlund said. Continue reading Santas on the Loose run held to support charity
As of Oct. 25, the men’s swim and dive team has gone nearly undefeated in its regular season with a record of 10 to 1. The team won the Summit Quad and placed second in the Summit Invitational. Continue reading Men’s swim goes nearly undefeated in regular season
The National Honor Society will host a blood drive with Mercy Hospital on Tuesday, Nov. 12. It will be in the in the Auxiliary Gym at the high school from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Continue reading NHS hosts annual blood drive with Mercy Hospital
Webster’s football team played its first home game on Moss Field, after the renovations were completed, on Friday, Sept. 6. Webster defeated Hazelwood West High School with a score of 15-13. Continue reading Football team wins 1st game on Moss Field after renovations