Area runners will participate in the annual Ivory Crockett Run for Webster is Oct. 15, and starts at 8:30 a.m.
The run costs $30 and starts at the Webster Groves High School. The options are a 100 Yard Dash for children, the One-Mile Fun Run/Walk and a virtual run at other Webster Groves schools in the district. All races cost $30, but the 100-yard dash is free.
Senior Dominic Lee won two tickets to the Ben Platt concert on Sept. 17 at Fabulous Fox Theatre.
Missouri Botanical Garden opened the Jack C. Taylor Visitor Center on Aug. 27. According to St. Louis Post Dispatch, the project cost $100 million. In honor of the opening, admission to the garden was free for both Saturday, Aug. 27, and Sunday, Aug. 28.
Out of an abundance of caution, spectators of tonight’s football game will be limited to two parents and/or family members of participants, including football players, band members, cheerleaders and members of the dance team.
Chromebooks will be assigned and loaned to freshmen and sophomores on a one-to-one basis starting Sept. 12, for freshmen and Sept. 26, for sophomores.
With multiple administrators leaving after this school year, Webster Groves High School is in the middle of hiring replacements.
Earth Day was on April 22, and the question of how to stop climate change is gaining more relevancy. Junior Arctic Grosvenor is making a difference by starting Earth Club.
Juniors are required to take the ACT during school. The testing took place on April 5.
Video editor Calum Shank and junior editor Lydia Urice report on student walkout in support of Roe v. Wade on May 12.
Webster hosted a Special Olympics for students with disabilities on Tuesday, April 12, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Moss Field.
Saint Louis Community College Meramec is providing an opportunity for juniors and seniors to earn an associates degree upon graduation.
Between the muddy fields, leaky windows and the water damage all over Webster schools WGSD has created a plan of attack.
Dr. John Simpson, superintendent, has developed and shaped plans since August of 2021 to help improve school district campuses.
With the situation in Ukraine, questions have been left unanswered, and people are wondering how people connected to Ukraine feel like right now.
Seniors Myka Stewart and Ali Gunn organized a walkout that took place during sixth hour on Friday, April 1. About 40 students participated.
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