Voices of Webster: Marketing students discuss New York trip
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to Marketing II and Thrive students about their upcoming trip to New York. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Marketing students discuss New York trip
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to Marketing II and Thrive students about their upcoming trip to New York. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Marketing students discuss New York trip
Current assistant activities director Chris Johnson will fill the position of activities director for the 2024-2025 school year. Continue reading Assistant activities director to become activities director at end of year
This is the fourth issue of the 109th year of the ECHO. Continue reading WG Echo December 2023
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to students and staff about New Year’s Resolutions. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students, staff share New Year’s resolutions
Senior Sam Klein talks to a parent at the Echo table during Curriculum and Preview Night on Tuesday, Dec. 5 in the auxiliary gym. The event went from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. It showcased student clubs, a fine arts performance, and students pitched their THRIVE businesses. Photo by Soledad Lee Continue reading Senior shares about school programs at Curriculum and Preview Night
Chat GPT became available to the general public on Nov. 30, 2022, bringing about concern over students using AI to complete assignments in school, especially essays. Continue reading AI finds place in school environment
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to seniors about second semester highlights. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Seniors look forward to second semester
Over the past two years, music artist Taylor Swift has been re-recording her albums to reclaim ownership from Scooter Braun, who recently purchased the masters to her albums. Continue reading Students and staff reflect on ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’
This is the third issue of the 109th year of the ECHO.
Continue reading WG Echo November 2023
Contributing writers Amelia Brangle and Ryan DeMargel talk to the tennis team’s most successful season in school history. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Women’s Varsity tennis competes at State
After 24 years in the school district and the last 19 as Activities Director, Jerry Collins has announced his retirement from the public school system. Continue reading Activities director to retire at end of school year
Webster and Kirkwood High Schools have been coming together for the annual Friendship Dance before the Turkey Day football game since 1939. Continue reading Annual Friendship Dance planning begins as joint aspect is called into question
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein asks students and staff to share their “Roman empires.” Continue reading Voices of Webster: Students, staff share ‘Roman empires’
Junior Janiah Davis sings “Almost There” (From “The Princess and the Frog”) by Anika Noni Rose, at the Broadway Revue hosted by the Theater Department on Friday, Oct. 27, in Jerry R. Knight Auditorium. Photo by Sam Klein Continue reading Junior entertains at Broadway Revue
Calum and Emmett Shank are brothers on the men’s swim and dive team. They’ve broken records, gone to State, and now, senior Calum Shank has committed to swim at Mckendree University. Continue reading Dynamic brother duo demolishes records
Print/podcast editor Sam Klein talks to staff and students about their favorite seasons of the year. Continue reading Voices of Webster: Staff, students share favorite seasons
Sam Klein Print/Podcast Editor Webster Groves High School was founded in 1889. It was first only one classroom in the … Continue reading Alumnae discuss: high school then and now