Student council and Best Buddies participate in Special Olympics Missouri’s Polar Plunge at Creve Coeur Lake on Saturday, Feb. 18. In the weeks leading up to the event, student council raised money to pay for participant ticket fees and to donate to Special Olympics Missouri. Continue reading Student council, Best Buddies participate in Polar Plunge
Sophomore Will Hotze holds hands with junior Brady Curtis as Hotze prepares to give blood during the Student Council Blood Drive on Thursday, Feb. 16, in the Auxiliary Gym. Photo by Lydia Urice Continue reading Photo of the Week: Sophomore donates blood at STUCO drive
Student Council and Best Buddies will participate in Special Olympics Missouri’s Polar Plunge Saturday, Feb. 18, at Creve Coeur Lake. Continue reading Polar Plunge to take place at Creve Coeur Lake
Contributing writer Colin Shue reports on the student council’s Selma Street Dance, which was Aug. 18, in front of the high school.
About 250 students and staff joined in the back-to-school festivities, which included dancing, contests, games and snow cones. Continue reading Student council welcomes back students with Selma Street Dance
Online editor Caroline Fellows and audio editor Page Kimzey bring this week’s headlines: Turkey Day, orchestra concert, one acts, band … Continue reading Newscast: Dec. 2, 2016
Online editor Caroline Fellows and business manager Cole Schnell bring today’s headlines: Student Council, fall play, Friendship Dance and sports. … Continue reading ECHO Newscast: Oct. 24, 2016
Online editor Caroline Fellows and news editor Page Kimzey share this week’s headlines: All Sports Awards Ceremony, choir, Paradigm Challenge … Continue reading ECHO Newscast: May 20, 2016
Contributing writers Tyler Coleman and Will Conerly bring this week’s headlines: men’s basketball, Roberts Rowdies, blood drive, All Write, spring … Continue reading ECHO Newscast: March 4, 2016
Brittany Patton Public Relations Senior Elyse Gilmore takes any chance to rise as a leader, promoting social and school justice. … Continue reading Gilmore takes leadership skills to Mizzou