Most of members of the FWHS student body and faculty have heard by now something or other about the #NeverAgain Movement brewing in the
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New School Year, New Schedule Changes
Three years ago, the block schedule took Fairfield Warde by storm, bringing lunch to all students without limiting their ability to take electives. The
Budget Cuts Bring Concern
“This year’s budget is the perfect storm,” said Thomas Flynn, a 12-year member of the Fairfield Board of Finance at the public
Warde Day Gets New Theme
Fairfield Warde prides itself on living up to its well-known acronym: welcoming, academic, respectful, dynamic, and ethical. Among the five pillars that we balance
Relay for Life: Not Just for Middle School
Almost everyone can remember the wonderful feeling of attending Relay for Life when in middle school – the Fairfield Ludlowe track full of friends,
The Witness Tree at Gettysburg: Mr. D’Acosta’s Class Visits Gettysburg
by Sara Burkhart, class of 2018 I really enjoyed the U. S. History trip to Gettysburg led by Mr. D’Acosta on October 28 because
Focus Interview with Mr. Marsland
Even in the stress of the Carillon concerts, we were granted the opportunity to sit down with the FWHS band director Mr. Marsland for
2016: the Worst Year Ever
With just a few weeks left in the calendar year, one question has been coming up again and again: was 2016 the worst year
Student Spotlight: Daniel Knorr
This issue’s student spotlight goes to Daniel Knorr, a senior here at Fairfield Warde. Dan is a prestigious student who has received some of
Top Ten Midterm Tips and Tricks
It’s almost time for everyone’s favorite part of the year… midterms! While this can be a stressful period of time for everyone since these