Vape monitors installed in bathrooms
Vape detectors have begun to be installed in bathrooms throughout the school. Continue reading Vape monitors installed in bathrooms
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Physical activity improves mental health
Some students search to stay physically active during the school year. Seeing different ways they stay active and how this affects their daily lives is important. Continue reading Physical activity improves mental health
School calendar affects finals
First semester finals take place the week before winter break. This year winter break started on Dec. 22, 2022. Continue reading School calendar affects finals
Changes made to hall pass enforcement
New hall passes for leaving the classroom were introduced this year. Continue reading Changes made to hall pass enforcement
Contestants discuss Mx. Webster pageant
Marketing II students organize and then facilitate different fundraisers to raise money for their annual trip to New York. One of the events is Mx. Webster, previously known as Mr. Webster. Continue reading Contestants discuss Mx. Webster pageant
‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ divides viewers
From the star-studded soundtrack to the swoon-worthy cast, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” was one of the defining shows of summer 2022, but one thing divided fans of the show: Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah? Continue reading ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ divides viewers
Film club collaborates on art
Film Club has been working on making its own films that will be featured in its spring film festival. Continue reading Film club collaborates on art
Meet me at midnight: Swift’s new album divides fans
Taylor Swift released “Midnights,” her new album on Friday, Oct. 21, at midnight. Continue reading Meet me at midnight: Swift’s new album divides fans
Photo of the Week: Jazz band performs at Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival
Webster Groves High School Jazz Band performs at the Jazz and Blues Festival in Old Webster on Saturday, Sept. 17, at 12 p.m. Photos by Soledad Lee Continue reading Photo of the Week: Jazz band performs at Old Webster Jazz and Blues Festival
News Brief: Botanical Garden hosts Green Living Festival
Missouri Botanical Garden will host its yearly Green Living Festival in multiple events at known places in St. Louis.
The festival focuses on teaching people how to live a greener lifestyle and spread that to the community.
Continue reading News Brief: Botanical Garden hosts Green Living Festival
Review: ‘Ratatouille’ offers family entertainment
Whether people have childhood memories of watching Disney movies or are catching up with everyone, “Ratatouille” a (Family/Comedy) released in June. 2007 is a great example of a movie, this generation grew up with. Continue reading Review: ‘Ratatouille’ offers family entertainment
Fine Arts Festival showcases student talent
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
Voices of Webster: All Write Festival brings authors, students together
Contributing writer Soledad Lee talks to Dr. Kerry Arens, Chelsea Center coordinator about the All Write Festival. Continue reading Voices of Webster: All Write Festival brings authors, students together
COVID numbers rise after winter break
At school, there has been a sharp increase in COVID-19 cases. With the Omicron variant spreading throughout winter break, and being more contagious, the number of teachers and students out has risen by 124 new total cases from coming back from winter break. Continue reading COVID numbers rise after winter break
News Brief: Garden Glow runs until Jan. 8
Garden Glow at Missouri Botanical Gardens has been running since Nov. 13. This event celebrates the holidays with looking at lights, eating smores, and many other festivities.
It is open until Jan. 8, but closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Continue reading News Brief: Garden Glow runs until Jan. 8
Patron, barista talk about Garden Cafe
Contributing writer Soledad Lee talks to people about the Garden Cafe. Continue reading Patron, barista talk about Garden Cafe
Students share favorite fall reads
During the spooky season, people are waiting for the leaves to change and that book they need to pull out for the most beautiful time. Here’s a few students’ favorite books to read during fall.
Continue reading Students share favorite fall reads