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Most of members of the FWHS student body and faculty have heard by now something or other about the #NeverAgain Movement brewing in the halls, as the student walkout occurred only days ago. There are many opinions about the organization: some positive, some negative, some neutral, and most of them […]

#NeverAgain Movement at Fairfield Warde High School

17 Apr, 2018 in Features / News / Opinions by Paola Roach

Three years ago, the block schedule took Fairfield Warde by storm, bringing lunch to all students without limiting their ability to take electives. The then new schedule also allowed for students to focus on fewer classes each day, and the longer periods made it easier for larger activities to be […]

New School Year, New Schedule Changes

31 Jan, 2018 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

“This year’s budget is the perfect storm,” said Thomas Flynn, a 12-year member of the Fairfield Board of Finance at the public hearing on the possible cuts to the education budget for the coming 2017-2018 school year. On Saturday morning, the town had its annual event where members […]

Budget Cuts Bring Concern

27 Mar, 2017 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

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 in order to create a wonderful school community to be a part of, it is the dynamic days that many students look forward to. One of […]

Warde Day Gets New Theme

13 Mar, 2017 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

Almost everyone can remember the wonderful feeling of attending Relay for Life when in middle school – the Fairfield Ludlowe track full of friends, the Luminaria ceremony that always made everyone cry, the music being blasted as the bright lights on the field turned on. The experience was one that […]

Relay for Life: Not Just for Middle School

11 Feb, 2017 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

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 it allowed me to understand a Civil War battle in detail. Visiting the battlefield and cemetery was an overall wonderful experience that affected me greatly. I […]

The Witness Tree at Gettysburg: Mr. D’Acosta’s Class Visits Gettysburg

22 Jan, 2017 in Features by admin

Even in the stress of the Carillon concerts, we were granted the opportunity to sit down with the FWHS band director Mr. Marsland for a comedic interview. Below we ask him a series of questions, of which never really had anything to do with the concert, but should still give […]

Focus Interview with Mr. Marsland

30 Dec, 2016 in Features by Ben Grambs

With just a few weeks left in the calendar year, one question has been coming up again and again: was 2016 the worst year ever? Some optimists have attempted to point out other bad years in the history of humankind, but 2016 just has it all. For example, the unrelenting […]

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