Marketing raises money for trip to New York
Powderpuff, Night in the Courtyard, Putt Putt, Mx. Webster: events organized by the Marketing team have raised over $10,100 cumulatively. Continue reading Marketing raises money for trip to New York
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Statesbots robotics team perseveres, problem solves through malfunctions at Robotics meet
StatesBot robotics team members faced off in a meet against other teams with 11 other Missouri schools and organizations Dec. 3, in Roberts Gym. Continue reading Statesbots robotics team perseveres, problem solves through malfunctions at Robotics meet
It’s back: Mx Webster returns to auditorium
Annual Mx. Webster Pageant will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 30, in the auditorium. Every year this contest is hosted by Marketing II/DECA students. Continue reading It’s back: Mx Webster returns to auditorium
NHS sponsors blood drive
National Honor Society organized a blood drive on Monday, Nov. 14. Students 17 or older, or 16 with parent’s permission, could sign up to get their blood drawn during school. Continue reading NHS sponsors blood drive
Actors in ‘Grease’ build friendships
“I became pretty close friends with a few people in the cast,” said Teddy Woldrow, junior, who is playing Kenickie in the fall musical, “Grease,” showing Nov. 10-12, at 7 pm. Continue reading Actors in ‘Grease’ build friendships
Veterans share insights with social studies classes
“It isn’t just a social studies event, but something that benefits everyone in our community,” social studies teacher Betty Roberts said. Continue reading Veterans share insights with social studies classes
Seniors nominated for Webster Royals
One ongoing Webster Groves and Kirkwood tradition is the Friendship Dance. Each year, a Friendship Court is nominated by teams and clubs to be chosen as a Webster Royal. Continue reading Seniors nominated for Webster Royals
Student Council unsure of Friendship Dance theme
While the activities directors at Kirkwood and at Webster Groves High Schools are in active communication with each other about the Friendship Dance, the student councils at both schools are not. Continue reading Student Council unsure of Friendship Dance theme
3 killed at St. Louis high school
Four minutes after the first 911 call, police were on the scene at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School (CVPA) and Collegiate School of Medicine and Bioscience, responding to calls of a school shooter on Oct. 24. Continue reading 3 killed at St. Louis high school
Mono infects students at high school
“Five cases would be an outbreak, and we’re not there yet,” Nurse Rachel Huertas said about the Mononucleosis cases at the high school.
Mono is transferred by saliva, and its incubation period can be anywhere from four to eight weeks. Not all who are infected become symptomatic. Continue reading Mono infects students at high school
Students produce plays for the One Acts Festival
One Acts Festival is one of the longest traditions of the drama department, being around for 50-60 years, according to drama teacher Todd Schaefer. Continue reading Students produce plays for the One Acts Festival
Freshmen Inspired by Family to Run
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. Continue reading Freshmen Inspired by Family to Run
Senior wins Ben Platt tickets
Senior Dominic Lee won two tickets to the Ben Platt concert on Sept. 17 at Fabulous Fox Theatre. Continue reading Senior wins Ben Platt tickets
Missouri Botanical Garden hosts Japanese Festival
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. Continue reading Missouri Botanical Garden hosts Japanese Festival
Breaking news: Due to threat, district limits spectators for football game
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. Continue reading Breaking news: Due to threat, district limits spectators for football game
High school assigns freshmen, sophomores one-to-one chromebooks
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. Continue reading High school assigns freshmen, sophomores one-to-one chromebooks
Irvin speaks about hiring process for new administrators
With multiple administrators leaving after this school year, Webster Groves High School is in the middle of hiring replacements. Continue reading Irvin speaks about hiring process for new administrators
Students start environmental club
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. Continue reading Students start environmental club
Lack of ACT preparation leaves students unprepared
Juniors are required to take the ACT during school. The testing took place on April 5. Continue reading Lack of ACT preparation leaves students unprepared