Publications, yearbook students earn recognition
Columbia Scholastic Press Association and Missouri Interscholastic Press Association recognized publications and yearbook students. Continue reading Publications, yearbook students earn recognition
Category: News Brief
Publications earns ‘First Class’ rating
National Scholastic Press Association released its online critique of the 2025-26 WG Echo and awarded it a First Class rating. Continue reading Publications earns ‘First Class’ rating
History museum to feature Dr. King
Missouri History Museum will hold a four-day celebration in January to honor the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Continue reading History museum to feature Dr. King
Annual ice carnival to return to Delmar Loop
Ice sculptures, ice carving demonstrations and a drone show will come to the Delmar Loop on Saturday, Jan. 24, from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. for its 19th annual ice carnival. Continue reading Annual ice carnival to return to Delmar Loop
Student council plans winter formal
Winter Formal, run by the Student Council and led by sponsor Lana Harter, will take place on Saturday, Jan. 24, from 7 to 9 p.m. in Roberts Gym. Continue reading Student council plans winter formal
Author shares experiences with students, staff
Author Ebony Ladelle visited Webster on Friday, Dec. 5, and spoke with students about her two books and her reasoning for wanting to be an author. Continue reading Author shares experiences with students, staff
Hixson PTO sells out tickets for 32nd annual Holiday House Tour
Hixson Parent Teacher Organization sold out tickets for the 32nd annual Webster Groves Holiday House Tour raising $24,000 for the PTO budget, school supplies, teacher grants and school events. Continue reading Hixson PTO sells out tickets for 32nd annual Holiday House Tour
A Cappella hosts winter concert
A Cappella held its winter concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 12. The concert was held in the Jerry R. Knight Auditorium, and tickets were sold for $5. Continue reading A Cappella hosts winter concert
Echo staff receives recognition
Echo staff received its rating from National Scholastic Press Association, and a senior Sam Enlund placed in Missouri Interscholastic Press Association’s October Photo of the Month Contest. Continue reading Echo staff receives recognition
WGHS changes tardy policy
Changes to the tardy policy have been made for the 2025-26 school year. Continue reading WGHS changes tardy policy
Echo staff earns International First Place Rating
2024-25 Echo staff members earned Quill and Scroll’s First Place International Rating for Comprehensive News Multimedia with Superior Ratings for General Practices and Coverage. Continue reading Echo staff earns International First Place Rating
Future Leaders helps orient freshmen
Future Leaders, a program where incoming freshmen get to have a short preview of what their high school experience is going to look like, will take place from July 14-17 at Webster Groves High School. Continue reading Future Leaders helps orient freshmen
Webster Pool reopens after nine months of Renovation
On May 25, a soft opening only allowed residents with a season pass to attend, then on the following day,it opened to the whole public. Continue reading Webster Pool reopens after nine months of Renovation
Graduation takes place at Chaifetz Arena
Graduation for the Class of 2025 will take place on May 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Chaifetz Arena.
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Special Olympics cancelled
Special Olympics was cancelled due to weather which was announced via an email from Corey Toenjes.
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Student journalists earn honors
Junior Jasper Winterton was recognized by Quill and Scroll, and junior Shane Delanty was recognized by St. Louis Public Radio. Continue reading Student journalists earn honors
Music department celebrates centennial
Band, orchestra and choir will celebrate 100 years with a concert at the Touhill Performing Arts Center at UMSL. The concert will be on May 7, at 7 p.m., and tickets are $25. Continue reading Music department celebrates centennial