Coaches, athletes respond to heat wave
August’s heatwave took its toll on athletes with record high heats getting as high as 115, according to weather.gov. Continue reading Coaches, athletes respond to heat wave
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Students showcase clubs through activities fair
Activities Fair for all students was hosted on Thursday, Aug. 31 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Continue reading Students showcase clubs through activities fair
New choir teacher brings back old tradition
The choir is starting the year off by performing with the middle school choir and directors from outside of the district. Continue reading New choir teacher brings back old tradition
Heatwave affects student transportation
“I decided I had to get someone to pick me up, so I had to have my poor grandma get me after school because it’s so bad,” sophomore Kate Spellecy said about her bus. Continue reading Heatwave affects student transportation
Fall, spring sports seasons change due to renovations on Moss Field
No home games, competitions, or practices will be held at Moss Field this school year because of construction at the site. As a result, fall and spring sports have seen major changes to their seasons. Continue reading Fall, spring sports seasons change due to renovations on Moss Field
WG Echo September 2023
This is the first issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo September 2023
Voices of Webster: Students tell what makes great teachers
Podcast editor Sam Klein asks students, “What makes a good teacher?” Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students tell what makes great teachers
Echo News Roundup: Sept. 14, 2023
Contributing writers Karson Bluette and Mia WIllis share this week’s headlines. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Sept. 14, 2023
Men’s swim holds 1st home meet in 4 years
Men’s swim and dive held its first home match in four years on Aug. 29, at Webster University against Rockwood Summit. Continue reading Men’s swim holds 1st home meet in 4 years
Willkommen in Deutschland: Softball player to study volcanos
“I actually wanted to become an engineer before I wanted to study volcanoes, but I always thought that it wouldn’t have suited me,” graduate Morgan Lawrence said via email. Continue reading Willkommen in Deutschland: Softball player to study volcanos
Publications, yearbook staffs earn awards
Echo publications and the Echo Yearbook staffs earned honors from Quill and Scroll and Missouri Interscholastic Journalism Association. Continue reading Publications, yearbook staffs earn awards
Violinist to continue music endeavors at SIUE
Graduate Yuki Ishiyama has always had a chipper presence around the school. Whether in class right before a test, or at an orchestra concert, Ishiyama will always have a smile on his face. Continue reading Violinist to continue music endeavors at SIUE
Artist to pursue passion at Art Institute of Chicago
Graduate Clara Bittle’s extraordinary art work has led her to attend the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Continue reading Artist to pursue passion at Art Institute of Chicago
Photo of the Week: Seniors move to pass Oakville player
Seniors Clark Bias Jr. and Trevion Hulsey take the lead against Oakville senior Tyler Coleman during the Statesmen’s first home game on Thursday, Sept. 7, on Lyons Memorial Field. The Statesmen lost with a score of 24-35. Photo by Hadley Hoskins Continue reading Photo of the Week: Seniors move to pass Oakville player
Echo News Roundup: Sept. 7, 2023
Contributing writers Karson Bluette and Mia WIllis share this week’s headlines. Continue reading Echo News Roundup: Sept. 7, 2023
Photo of the Week: Soccer player battles Lindbergh opponent
Freshman Bergen Neal battles for the ball against Lindbergh sophomore Aiden Vojka. Lindbergh went on to beat the Statesman 2-0. About the game, Bergen Neal said, “It was a tough loss, with new people and a new team.” Photo by Sam Enlund Continue reading Photo of the Week: Soccer player battles Lindbergh opponent