Webster will offer an open community screening of “Angst, Raising Awareness around Anxiety,” on Feb. 4, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Knight Auditorium, presented by IndieFlix.
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Coach Clifford Ice announces retirement
Coach Cliff Ice, who has worked as assistant activities director and head football coach since 1999, plans to retire at the end of the 2019-2020 school year.
“What we’ll miss is a darn good football coach,” athletic director Jerry Collins said.
STUCO holds Winter Formal
Winter Formal will take place on Jan. 25, from 7-9:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale in the activities office and cost $10.
Thursday, tickets will be $12, and Friday, they will be $15.
Community to honor Dr. King with 25th annual celebration
Webster Groves and Rock Hill community members gather at Henry Givens Elementary School on Sunday, Jan. 19, to honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and his impact on the community.
Breaking News: School canceled due to predictions of inclement weather
Schools and district offices will be closed today, Friday, Jan. 17, due to predictions of sleet and freezing rain. Monday, schools will be closed to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Classes will resume on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Statesmen Symphony grows, plans concert
Statesmen Symphony will have a concert Feb. 6, at 7 p.m. in the Jerry R. Knight auditorium.
The purpose of the concert is not only to showcase what the students have been working on all semester but also to persuade the administrative board to make this a class next school year.
Drama presents winter one acts
Winter One acts were held on Dec. 12, at 7 p.m. in the Black Box Theater with an admission price of $5.
Band director announces retirement
Band director Dane Williams is retiring after 31 years of teaching at the high school.
Breaking News: Classes cancelled for Dec. 17
Due to inclement weather, WGSD will not have school tomorrow, Tuesday, Dec. 17. Before and after school activities and events will also be canceled.
Band performs annual holiday concert
Student musicians performed the bands’ annual holiday concert on Dec. 5, from 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. in the WGHS auditorium.
The Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band performed some classic holiday songs, and students all wore ugly Christmas sweaters while performing. The concert was free to attend.
Breaking news: Classes cancelled due to inclement weather
Webster Groves School District will not have classes Monday, Dec. 16, due to inclement weather.
Breaking News: Assistant activities director, football coach announces retirement
Coach Cliff Ice, who has worked as assistant activities director and head football coach since 1999, plans to retire at the end of the 2019-2020 school year.
Curriculum change threatens ‘block’ class
The block class, a two-hour long combination of AP Honors US Studies and AP Language, has been a long standing right-of-passage for Webster juniors, but rumors call into question the class’s future.
According to English teacher Kristin Moore, changes to the social studies curriculum will cause the block class to be removed.
NHS sponsors annual blood drive
National Honor Society sponsored a blood drive in the secondary gym, Tuesday, Nov. 12.
Statesbots teams compete in First Tech Challenge
Statesbots (Robotics Club) competed in the annual First Tech Challenge. Their first round of the competition was on Nov. 16. Black team won fourth place, orange team won sixth place.
Parents Club to host 22nd annual Chili Fest
Webster’s 22nd Annual Chili Fest will be Wednesday, Nov. 27, from 5-7 p.m. Hosted by the Parents Club, this is one of their largest fundraisers of the year.
Webster crowns Friendship King, Queen
STUCO nominee, Quinton Nehring, and band nominee, Lillian Ortinau were crowned King and Queen of the 81st annual Friendship Dance on Nov. 2.
Breaking News: School start delayed
Webster Groves School District schools will begin an hour and a half later than usual due to inclement weather, according to a message from superintendent Dr. John Simpson.
Breaking News: Board announces finalists to fill vacancy
Superintendent John Simpson announced the three finalists to fill the vacancy left by Arnold Stricker. Those candidates are Joel Oliver, Brian McQueary and Erin Gunn.
Veterans share experiences with students
Veterans Day is a big event for Webster Groves High school, 60 veterans will speak to students on Nov. 7, as part of the Veterans Day celebration. Each social studies room will have five different veterans from each era to share their stories.
All Write shortened to 3 days
All Write will be shortened to three days, running March 4-6 of 2020. This is two days fewer than the typical five-day run of the festival.
Fall musical features ‘Chicago’
“Chicago the Musical” will be directed by drama teacher Todd Schaefer and assistant director senior Zia Massena.
