Established in 2010 at Webster Groves High School, the Chelsea Center is unique in American education in offering specific, targeted resources and a three-part structured process to help students find and/or pursue their passions outside the regular classroom through experiential learning. Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Chelsea Center offers learning opportunities
I appreciate the concern and the maturity in the letter. It was never mine or Ava’s intention to offend anyone or promote or endorse hurtful, negative things about body image and identity. These aren’t things that align with mine or Ava’s beliefs or experiences. It was never our intention to promote anything bad or toxic. Continue reading Editor-in-Chief responds to ‘Ins and Outs’ Letter to the Editor
From what I’ve heard, this article has already been complained about several times, but as someone who this article affects, I felt as though it was important to share my thoughts. The whole Brandy Melville take was just a bad take, but also inherently hurtful. Maybe it wasn’t intentional, but it was. I am considered to be on the edge of midsize and plus size as a size 14, but I have been affected by fatphobia in my life. Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Student responds to ‘Ins and Outs’ article
Congratulations to Webster Groves High School Statesman Tristen Moore for persevering through numerous disappointments on the basketball court to earn several academic scholarship offers.
Congratulations also to Kirkwood High School Pioneer Amaya Marion for her accomplishments in and out of the classroom to earn a four-year scholarship to Stanford University. Continue reading Letter to Editor: Let’s celebrate academic scholarships
On behalf of the BBB (Bring Back Burchett) we thank all the students, staff, parents and community for their continuous … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Students, alumni wants Burchett to return to Chelsea Center
Dear Echo, I am writing this because I read your article “Softball head coach emphasizes community,” and this was a … Continue reading Letter to the editor
Dear Mr. Johnson & ECHO Crew, I am writing this letter in regards to the recent story published in your … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Student responds to ECHO article about DJ
Dear ECHO staff, As a frequent substitute teacher at WGHS, I’ve seen an increasing number of students choosing to stay … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Educator shares views on Pledge, Anthem
No matter where you are, who you are, what race, or age you are, you will have daily choices. Whether … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Student gives advice about choices
As the school year winds down and as a summer full of free time comes upon us, I’d like to … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Teacher advises about how to spend summer
Dear Editor, Have you ever had to worry about catching a cab to school, or about setting up transportation just … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Residential students face unique challenges
Dear Editor, Recently, I’ve noticed that the library has made a concerted effort to keep kids out. This is, in … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Student satirizes library policies
Dear Editor, I believe that it’s imperative that I should address your readers regarding the election. We have come to … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Student calls others to help candidate
The Coffee Mug Creative Writing Club is beginning to put together the high school’s literary magazine, Reflections. There will be … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Club invites writers submissions for magazine
Dear Editor, After reading the article about the school’s recent blood drive in the last edition of The ECHO, I … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Reader says blood drive should not discriminate
Update: The artwork has been found and returned to its creator. Dear Editor, One of our aspiring artists painted a … Continue reading Update: Letter to the Editor: Request for return of student’s artwork, reward offered
If you look on the bottom right of page two, you’ll notice something you probably never bothered to read. I’ll … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Reader accuses ECHO of censorship*
To Bennett Durando: I really enjoyed your article in the September Echo. I just grabbed my yearbook and counted up … Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Reader supports intramural sports