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New program facilitates student-created businesses
Lindsey Bennett Print Editor Former Marketing I and II teacher Kara Siebe introduced a new program for this school year that breaks down barriers of what traditional school looks like and accomplishes. Thrive Incubator is “a unique, hands-on, experiential learning… Read More ›
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Festival’s 5th year brings authors, artists, musicians
All Write, coming early March, will return for the fifth year in a row. The 2019 festival will feature a space theme to give an out-of-this-world experience.
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Local organizations offer opportunities for teens
Almost everyone knows someone who struggles with mental health, whether it is a family member, a friend or oneself. When trying to navigate ways to assist others, it is often easy to feel helpless. However, St. Louis initiatives offer opportunities… Read More ›
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Mr. Webster pageant winner’s talent shows fashion aspirations
DECA and Marketing II’s Mr. Webster pageant took place Nov. 28, in Knight Auditorium and included talents, dancing and other traditional pageant activities.
Senior Ray McIntyre was voted Mr. Webster over 11 other contestants, all of whom applied and went through interviews in September and early October. -
Murals continue tradition, promote positivity
Over 20 student-crafted murals adorn the halls of WGHS, boasting bright colors, impactful quotes and meaningful illustrations. But, as time goes by, murals tend to blend in with the routine of daily high school life. Notable works include the large… Read More ›
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Underclassmen move to women’s golf Sectionals
Three underclassmen competed in the women’s golf District tournament: sophomore Anna Hauser and freshmen Jenna Clark and Sarah Ewing.
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Innovative teaching styles create new opportunities for learning inside, outside of classroom
As teachers place more emphasis on how students learn, educators are evolving their class style to reflect different needs. The Chelsea Center for Experiential Learning has offered assistance on internships, service learning, travel and employment since 2011, but traditional teachers… Read More ›
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Student performers reflect on cancellation of festival
For one weekend in September, Forest Park is transformed into a vibrant celebration of St. Louis and music. LouFest is a music festival that first took place in 2010. Wilco, The Killers, Arctic Monkeys, The 1975 and Weezer are several… Read More ›
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Photo of the Week: First dance welcome students back
Students dance at the Selma Street Dance Aug.17, the Friday of the first week of school. Photo by Lindsey Bennett
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