Student Council’s annual blood drive will be April 4.
The minimum age to donate is 16 with a signed parent permission slip or 17 without one. A valid social security number is also required to donate blood. Continue reading STUCO sponsors annual blood drive
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
The fine arts department will host the Fine Arts Festival on April 24, in the auditorium and Fine Art wings of the building. Continue reading Fine Arts Festival showcases student talent
Calvin Lescher Public Relations According to “HelpGuide,” “Pets, especially dogs and cats, can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, … Continue reading Pets can benefit mental health
‘Cats,’ the musical is being performed at The Fabulous Fox Dec. 21, to Jan. 2.
Anyone above the age of 12 who attends needs to be fully vaccinated and needs proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test and a photo identification. Children under 12 will need a face mask during the whole show. Continue reading News Brief: ‘Cats’ comes to Fox
Public relations officer Calvin Lescher interviewed senior Millie Thum, junior Xavier Jurotich, sophomore M.J. Ryan and freshman Kara Pierce about their feelings about returning to in-person school. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students express feelings about returning to in-person classes
Chelsea Center will sponsor a fair on Oct. 7, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Selma Avenue in front of the high school.
The fair will be called “The Chelsea Center Presents: A Street Fair Celebrating Learning in Action” and will show off classes that include hands-on learning, band, art department, internships, Makerspace and family and consumer science. Continue reading Chelsea Center presents street fair to celebrate ‘Learning in Action’