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Reel Film Club hosts film festival
Sixteen films were featured in the Reel Film Festival which took place on Friday, April 1.
Webster Groves community celebrates Earth Day
April 22, 2022 will mark the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day across the United States. As a community, Webster Groves offers several opportunities to celebrate the holiday.
Cast shares preparation for ‘Harvey’
“Harvey is not a fluff piece. Harvey is a very smart, well-written comedy, so I thought I want to do Harvey because about eight years ago we had planned to do Harvey,” drama teacher Todd Schaefer said.
Students Spill: Students reflect on new masking policy
Mask regulations officially changed from “required” to “recommended” on Mon, March 7. Students had differing opinions on this subject, specifically regarding whether or not they will continue to wear a mask.
Music makes for powerful outlet, more than just a noise
With the image of teenage musicians being loud and uncaring, Webster student musicians are here to change the narrative.
Review: St. Louis is home to plethora of brunch restaurants
St. Louis is home to numerous amazing brunch restaurants.
Black History leaves its mark in St. Louis
Black History Month is a time for celebrating culture and the past of African American culture and is rooted in all over the world including Saint Louis.
Webster Groves High School celebrates Black History Month
February was officially declared Black History Month in the United States in 1976 under President Gerald Ford. It is intended to honor and raise awareness about black history, according to historian Carter G Woodson.
Drama department to put on ‘Reflection’ play
Drama is producing “Reflection” on March 11, at the Jerry R. Knight auditorium at 7 p.m. Tickets will cost $10.
Trusted adults make school feel safe
One principle of school safety and culture that has proven to be very important to the administration is that every student in the building has a trusted adult.
Teachers relieve stress from students
With the end of winter break, the beginning of a new semester, Coronavirus concerns and more, stress levels are high for students.
Gender neutral bathrooms benefit mental health
“We certainly want to make our high school a place where students feel valued and all the different experiences a student can have.” principal Dr. Matt Irvin said.
Pets can benefit mental health
Calvin Lescher Public Relations According to “HelpGuide,” “Pets, especially dogs and cats, can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and playfulness, and even improve your cardiovascular health.” “My dog helped a lot when my depression was really… Read More ›
Students (and teachers) spill: ‘How to have a snow day?’
Students and teachers alike hope for a snow day tomorrow, Feb 2. The National Weather Service has predicted six-10 inches of snow from midnight tonight to noon Feb. 3.
Students and teachers have various superstitions or traditions about the best way to will a snow day into existence.
Student safety impacts school life
On Tuesday Dec. 7, “administration became aware of a concerning text sent to a WGHS student by an unknown number.”
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