Seniors share thoughts preparing for prom
Prom was on April 12, at 8 pm. Tickets were $55. It was an event for only senior high school students at Webster Groves.
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Community members celebrate Earth Day
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.
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District experiences budget cuts, lower funding
“The current 2024-2025 budget shows an operating deficit of about $1.7 million. Next year, we are projecting a deficit that could reach more than $2 million,” Jacob Myers, chief finance and operations officer, said via email.
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Science teacher raises funds for Afghan families
According to the whitehouse.gov, President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 20, to suspend the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP).
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Theater department produces annual Broadway Revue
“I’m so lucky and excited to get to produce this and to have this experience,” Jeni Carr-Schwartz, junior, said via Messages about the upcoming Broadway Revue. Continue reading Theater department produces annual Broadway Revue
Junior wins State in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Junior Jack Bub is Webster Groves High School’s first Esports State Champion. Bub competed on Monday, Dec. 6, and was named Missouri Scholastic Esports Federation Class Two Super Smash Brothers Ultimate State Champion. Continue reading Junior wins State in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
School assists students with rising mental health concerns
Mental health is a rising concern for people of all ages, but particularly children and teenagers. As the number of students dealing with mental health concerns rises, schools have to adjust in order to help. Continue reading School assists students with rising mental health concerns
Students work to help fund blood cancer research
“I’ve really enjoyed the process so far. I’m really excited to be a part of this,” Arianna Peper, junior, said about her role in the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Continue reading Students work to help fund blood cancer research
Gifted program to experience major changes
“I think all students deserve a class that supports their brain and their heart,” Gwyndolyn Savens, Gifted English teacher, said via email. Continue reading Gifted program to experience major changes
WGHS community helps teacher with flood relief
Science teacher Collin Todd woke up on Nov. 5, to a flooded basement due to excessive rainfall. Students decided to raise money to help. Continue reading WGHS community helps teacher with flood relief
High School holds annual Veteran’s Day celebration
Webster held its annual Veterans’ Day ceremony on Monday, Nov. 4. There was a ceremony in the morning to honor veterans, and in the afternoon veterans shared their stories in students’ history classes. Continue reading High School holds annual Veteran’s Day celebration
Statesmen Preschool reopens after construction
“Statesmen Preschool has been an integral part of [our] FACS program for over 40 years,” FACS teacher and Statesmen Preschool director Alissa Griffing said via email. Continue reading Statesmen Preschool reopens after construction
Earth gains temporary ‘mini-moon’
There is a small asteroid joining earth’s atmosphere until Nov. 25, nicknamed the new “mini-moon.” While it can not be seen by the naked eye, larger telescopes may be able to pick it up. Continue reading Earth gains temporary ‘mini-moon’
Students make Friendship Dance predictions
Friendship Dance is approaching, as is the need to buy a dress for the dance. There are many different styles, but what is the most common, and what is the style for this year? Continue reading Students make Friendship Dance predictions
Senior brings students together with handmade newspaper
Senior Tony DeArmitt recently developed his own newspaper, “Red Leather Talks,” which plans to be distributed weekly. Continue reading Senior brings students together with handmade newspaper
Voices of Webster: New English teacher brings fresh take
This ECHO Podcast is introduced and outro’d by print/podcast editor Margaret Korte and edited by contributing writer Isaac Choi. Continue reading Voices of Webster: New English teacher brings fresh take
Webster vs Kirkwood Phone Policy: Kirkwood parents push for stricter policy
With the introduction of new technology to the classroom, schools have had to adapt their phone policies. Both Webster Groves High School and Kirkwood High School are enforcing stricter rules around phones. Continue reading Webster vs Kirkwood Phone Policy: Kirkwood parents push for stricter policy