Webster Groves football will host the Turkey Day game this year on Thanksgiving. The last Turkey Day game at Webster was in 2022, and this year’s game will be the first on the new field. Continue reading Football Players prepare for Turkey Day on new field
Through my time on The Echo I’ve only ever really been sure of one thing, and it was not how to do layout. It was that it was probably the most valuable class I ever took. Continue reading Signing off: Print, podcast editor doesn’t know what to say (per usual)
Echo publications earned ratings from National Scholastic Press Association for its print publication and Quill and Scroll for its comprehensive news multimedia platforms. Continue reading Echo publications earns awards
As print editor and podcast editor of the Echo, senior Sam Klein has won 16 awards for her podcasting and her writing, including two consecutive All-Missouri Awards for the “Voices of Webster” podcast. Continue reading Eagle Award Nominee: Print, podcast editor to pursue writing career
Activities director Jerry Collins has worked at Webster 24 years and been athletic director for 19. At the end of the 23-24 school year, he retired from that position. Continue reading Athletic director retired
The graduating class of 2024 planned a senior sunset to cap off their senior year. Continue reading Seniors say, ‘Goodbye’ through ‘Senior Sunset’
Junior Cate Nakatani began her cookie baking and decorating business in her eighth grade year, working out of her own home with the support of her parents. Continue reading Junior pursues passion for baking
This is the seventh issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo March 2024
Columbia Scholastic Press Association announced its Gold Circle winners, and six Webster Groves entries earned honors. Continue reading Echo staffers earn Gold Circle Awards
“Rizz,” short for “charisma,” is a new way to talk about flirting, according to The Urban Dictionary. Continue reading Students discuss superlative nomination
This is the sixth issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo February 2024
Teachers work an average of 53 hours a week working to educate students in an effective and entertaining way. While important, the field of education can take a toll on mental health. Continue reading Teachers discuss teacher appreciation, teacher’s mental health
Senior Kaitlyn Patten sings her solo as Audrey in the drama department’s rehearsal for “Little Shop of Horrors,” on Wednesday, Jan. 31, in Jerry R. Knight Auditorium. Opening night was Thursday, Feb. 1, and upcoming performances include tonight, Feb. 2 and Saturday, Feb. 3, at 7 p.m. Photo by Sam Klein Continue reading Drama department presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to DECA students about their District victories. Continue reading Voices of Webster: DECA members compete at Districts
This is the fifth issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo January 2024
Wrestling is a sport traditionally participated in by men, but the women’s wrestling team is on the rise with eight members total and seven of them being underclassmen. Continue reading Wrestling team creates unity
Starbucks holiday drinks were released for the season on Nov. 2, and include some new drinks and some traditional drinks. Continue reading Holiday drinks welcome winter spirit