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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

January 31, 2018 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

This past Wednesday, the varsity girls soccer teams from Warde and Ludlowe faced off in an exhilarating match at Ludlowe that resulted in a 1-1 tie.

FWHS Varsity Girls Soccer Ties with Ludlowe

October 21, 2017 in News by Akshitha Maddula

Construction Continues on Tennis Courts

October 18, 2017 in News by admin

Ted Orben and Jeanette Debek: Our Warde TV Anchors

October 17, 2017 in News by Audrey Burns

Only just over a month into the school year, Warde’s musical ensembles held the first concert of the year. At this event, students performed in the gym for their families, each group performing one piece that showcased the progress they had made thus far in the school year. “I think the […]

Warde Music Opening Concert

October 14, 2017 in News by Jessica Richards

FWHS students joined together for Warde Pink Out Day on Thursday, October 12, 2017. This whole school initiative brought together both students and faculty to participate in this fundraiser for breast cancer. All money collected from the purchase of the “Pink Out” t-shirts will be donated to Norma Pfriem Breast […]

Warde Joins Together for ‘Pink Out’ Day

October 12, 2017 in News by admin

“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

March 27, 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

March 13, 2017 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

It is time to decide on what courses to take next year and while Fairfield Warde offers many electives, a business course should be one of the most important to consider. Mrs. Danso, a business teacher, was interviewed on her thoughts concerning the importance of Business classes. Mrs. Danso was […]

Reasons Why Students Should Take a Business Course

March 1, 2017 in News / Opinions by AJ Hutchens

As of Monday, February 20th, it has been confirmed that three of the Warde Indoor Track and Field athletes will be attending the New England meet in Boston. Eleven members of the team competed at the State Open meet in a variety of events which was held on that day. […]

Track Athletes Head to New England’s!

February 23, 2017 in Sports by Kayla Yaverski

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

February 11, 2017 in Features / News by Jessica Richards

According to www.wfsb.com, Audry Palvac, a four year old girl who is fighting cancer, was given the chance to kick off the Christmas holiday by putting up an amazing light display! Unfortunately, a girl of just four yeas of age named Audry Palvac is currently fighting cancer and has already had to endure multiple surgeries. […]

Four Year Old Kicks of Holidays With A Bang

December 22, 2016 in News by AJ Hutchens

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 […]

2016: the Worst Year Ever

December 14, 2016 in Features / News / Opinions by Emily Green

On December 10th, the largest debate in the history of the Connecticut Debate Association was held at the Academy of Information Technology and Engineering (AITE) in Stamford. The controversial resolve was, “Should the US join the International Criminal Court?” With 8 of Warde’s own teams debating, the day was filled […]

Warde Debate Team Wins Final Debate

December 13, 2016 in Sports by Akshitha Maddula

Exxonmobil Promises Less Oil Will be Spilled in the North Dakota Region than Other Regions, Pinky Promise Exxonmobil CEO Rex Tillerson recently addressed the public after many protests on the North Dakota pipeline. In this address, Tillerson called the surrounding natives “primadonnas” simply because their local environment isn’t exactly the […]

BLUR: Exxonmobil Pinky Promises Less Oil Will be Spilled in ...

December 12, 2016 in News by Chris Radovic