Contributing writer Ben Miller reports on student-led band Castillo’s recent concert.
Podcasts
Voices of Webster: FACS students make cards for veterans
Contributing writer Kimmy Dang tells about students who made handcrafted Valentine’s Day and St. Patrick’s Day cards for senior military veterans.
Voices of Webster: Parents express opinions about Term 4 schedule
Podcast editor Lydia Urice asks parents about how they feel about the new Term 4 schedule.
Voices of Webster: Students express opinions about Term 4 schedule
Podcast editor Lydia Urice asks students how they feel about the new Term 4 schedule.
Voices of Webster: Teachers express opinions about Term 4 schedule
Podcast editor Lydia Urice asks teachers how they feel about the new Term 4 schedule.
Voices of Webster: Schedule changes for Term 4
News/opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm reports about the new Term 4 schedule.
Voices of Webster: Student artists earn awards
Kimmy Dang Contributing Writer Three students were awarded in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Competition on Jan. 28. Two were awarded the Gold Key and one an Honorable Mention. Sophomores Sadie Coalier and Nora Rohlfing were awarded the Gold… Read More ›
Voices of Webster: Columnist asks ‘Are these brownies worth the 100-hour time commitment?’
Columnist Ava Musgraves makes 100-hour brownies and shares her observations.
Voices of Webster: Wrestling team adapts to COVID restrictions
With the impact of COVID, the women’s and men’s wrestling teams have been impacted. Video editor Calum Shank talks to Coach James LeMay about the adjustments the team has made due to COVID.
Voices of Webster: Valentine’s Day, birthdays impacted by COVID
Social media editor Zeke La Mantia reports on the challenges that COVID has presented when celebrating Valentine’s Day and birthdays.
Voices of Webster: Restaurants reopening/Indoor dining becomes available
News/opinion editor Elise Wilke-Grimm reports on the re-opening of county restaurants for indoor dining.
Voices of Webster: Editorial–Capitol riot shows inequity of police response
History was made on Jan. 6, with the attack of the United States Capitol, the situation showing the differences between White and Black America. The angry mob of President Donald Trump’s supporters, upon his directions, stormed the nation’s capitol and… Read More ›
Voices of Webster: Makerspace offers creative opportunities
Contributing writer Samuel Hewitt talks to Makerspace teacher Mindy Siefert.
Voices of Webster: Concerns about COVID-19 change school bussing
Contributing writers Maren DeMargerl and Izzy Poole cover the COVID-19 related changes to the buses at Webster Groves High School.
Voices of Webster: Basketball team adapts to pandemic challenges
Contributing writers Owen Crews and Joe Harned speak to basketball coaches about how COVID-19 will affect the season.
Voices of Webster: School nurse discusses health safety during holidays, career
Podcast editor Lydia Urice interviews school nurse Natalie Mertens about how her involvement in the school’s response to COVID-19 concerns.
Voices of Webster: School nurse shares perspective
Podcast editor Lydia Urice interviews school nurse Rachel Huertas about how her involvement in the school’s response to COVID-19 concerns.
Voices of Webster: Until recently Missouri voters reflected national outcomes
Social media manager Zeke La Mantia explains how Missouri became less of a “swing state” and more predictably Republican.
Voices of Webster: Spoiler Alert– ‘The Bachelorette’ is back
Contributing writer Maren DeMargel recaps and reviews the current season of “The Bachelorette.” Warning: there are spoilers in this presentation.
Voices of Webster: Students share feelings about returning to in-person instruction
Responsive freshmen and new students returned to in-person instruction Thursday, Nov. 12, and all responsive students returned today, Friday, Nov. 13.
Students were divided by alphabet so that half attend four morning classes of 40 minutes a piece, and the other half attend four afternoon classes of 40 minutes a piece.
Podcast editor Lydia Urice interviews students about the return to in-person classes.
Voices of Webster: Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s legacy was giving voice to unheard
Entertainment/feature editor Addie Palmquist reflects on the legacy of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg.
Voices of Webster: Covid changes Halloween celebrations
Despite Covid-19,Missouri, among other states, has announced Halloween will not be canceled, leading citizens to wonder what Halloween will look like.
After months of Covid-19 restrictions, it seemed as if Halloween was a holiday that wouldn’t be occurring this year due to the fact that it is such a high contact holiday, but Halloween will ultimately be occurring. Because of this, children and teens everywhere are planning costumes to wear this year, as well as activities that will be safe and socially distanced.
Voices of Webster: Students incorporate masks into Halloween costumes
Contributing writer Maren DeMargel reports on how students are using protective masks as part of their Halloween costumes.
