Webster hosts Special Olympics
Special Olympics took place on April 28, consisting of track and field events. The event began with an opening ceremony with a torch run and the national anthem. Continue reading Webster hosts Special Olympics
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English teacher to become Echo advisor
Kurt Johnson, yearbook advisor and English teacher, will take over the position as the journalism teacher and Echo newspaper advisor next school year. Continue reading English teacher to become Echo advisor
Chelsea Center offers job shadowing experience
Senior Owen Gillis-Davis thought his future was in the veterinary industry until a Chelsea Center job shadow helped him realize he “definitely” didn’t want to be a veterinarian. Continue reading Chelsea Center offers job shadowing experience
New club to celebrate Hispanic heritage
Hispanic Heritage club is a new club coming for students who identify as Hispanic. This club promotes cultural heritage through activities, research projects and more to spread awareness about Hispanic Heritage. Continue reading New club to celebrate Hispanic heritage
Statesmen Coffee Hour Showcase reaches out to senior citizens
Webster put on the Statesmen Coffee Hour Showcase on April 27, from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the Frick Theater. Continue reading Statesmen Coffee Hour Showcase reaches out to senior citizens
Webster/Kirkwood unite for fashion show
Webster and Kirkwood fashion show was Wednesday, April 29, at 6:30 p.m. in the Black Box Theater at Kirkwood High School. Continue reading Webster/Kirkwood unite for fashion show
Annual Jim Schoemehl Run coordinated by students
Students help host the Jim Schoemehl Run to fight against ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. The run is set to take place on May 2, starting outside of Roberts Gym.
Continue reading Annual Jim Schoemehl Run coordinated by students
Webster hosts Japanese exchange students
Webster Groves hosted exchange students from Suwa, Japan, March 4-12. The exchange was organized through the St. Louis-Suwa Sister Exchange program, which operates through its committee in St. Louis. Continue reading Webster hosts Japanese exchange students
Student council participates in Polar Plunge
Student council and Best Buddies participated in the Special Olympics Missouri Polar Plunge at Creve Coeur Lake on Saturday, Feb. 27. Continue reading Student council participates in Polar Plunge
Jazz band performs with Stanton Moore
Run by Kevin Cole the jazz band had a concert called “Mardi Groves” on Feb. 26, for the high school students during advisory and during the night for friends and family. Continue reading Jazz band performs with Stanton Moore
Voices of Webster: Robotics finishes season
Robotics team has finished its season with a combined record of 18-22. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Robotics finishes season
Students, staff start American Sign Language club
“For a lot of deaf people, what makes it difficult for them, is that other people don’t know how to speak to them,” social studies teacher Amanda Golby said.
Golby is sponsoring the new American Sign Language (ASL) club, started by a group of freshmen in her social studies classes. Continue reading Students, staff start American Sign Language club
Students walk out in protest of recent ICE events
Due to recent events involving the mass deportations and violence from ICE agents, a national protest amongst schools from across the United States was held on Friday, Jan. 30.
Continue reading Students walk out in protest of recent ICE events
School closed Tuesday, Jan. 27
All Webster Groves School District schools and district offices, and Adventure Club will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 27, due to weather. Continue reading School closed Tuesday, Jan. 27
School closed Monday, Jan. 26, due to weather
All Webster Groves School District schools and offices, and Adventure Club will be closed Monday, Jan. 26, due to severe weather. Continue reading School closed Monday, Jan. 26, due to weather