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At 4 p.m. on the 29th of April, the 20 French exchange students visiting the United States (and Warde) said goodbye to their host families and headed back home to Nîmes, France. There were tears, there were photo-ops and definitely lots of umbrellas. Let’s rewind a bit to look at […]

Warde Host Families Say Au Revoir To French Exchange Students

May 12, 2023 in News by Sabrina Cassano

Spring is here and after our break, everyone’s more concerned with how they can mentally check out until Summer while still maintaining their grades than the season itself. In all honesty, it’s a filler season that pales in comparison to the anchor seasons before and after it. The problem is […]

Spring Aesthetics

April 23, 2023 in Opinions by Sabrina Cassano

After the bloodbath of the Ticketmaster presale in November, as well as the shocking cancellation of the general sale most fans of Ms. Swift, were disheartened. But due to the start of the best season: the Eras tour it’s time to heal from that wound, and how better to do […]

The Aesthetics of Taylor Swift’s Midnights Album

October 21, 2022 in A&E / Opinions by Sabrina Cassano

Fall is definitively the best season. It maintains its superiority simply because of its incredible aesthetics. So, as Fall comes to a close, I’ve decided to provide my insight so you can continue to enjoy your favorite fall aesthetics and items all year round. I’ve already done the most aesthetic […]

Fall Aesthetics: A comprehensive review

November 26, 2021 in Opinions by Sabrina Cassano

Check Out The Senior Fall Dance Through Pictures

October 22, 2021 in A&E by T Fernandes

Home Game Highlight; A Night to Honor Kevin Kuczo: Football played their first home game of the season on Tetrau-Davis field Friday night (10/1), facing off against West Haven. The Warde Stampede, as well as Ludlowe’s Nest, came out in droves to show their support for not only the Mustangs, […]

Warde Sports Summary 10/4-10/9

October 15, 2021 in News / Sports by Brendan O'Hara

When walking the halls of Warde, it is not uncommon to hear glorious singing from the choir room, triumphant playing from the band room, and the soothing sound of the orchestra nearby. But what’s new? Warde has faced many alterations to it’s beloved music department this school year, giving all […]

GOAT Thanksgiving Food

December 4, 2017 in Opinions by Marissa Russo

Have you ever heard of the abbreviation GOAT? If you have not it stands for the Greatest of all Time. What makes something a GOAT is if it is be well known and liked by many people. The classification of GOAT could be used to describe a multitude of things such as foods, […]

GOAT: Scariest Movie

October 20, 2017 in Opinions by Marissa Russo

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

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 tests do count towards final grades, it doesn’t have to be that horrible. There are many different tips and tricks that can help any student do […]

Top Ten Midterm Tips and Tricks

December 8, 2016 in A&E / Features by Jessica Richards

Writing a novel may seem like a scary thing to do, but every year, all writers are given the chance to accomplish this daunting task. While not as famous as Mental Health Awareness Month or National Coffee Day, November is the annual National Novel Writing Month. […]

National Novel Writing Month: Young Writers Unite

October 31, 2016 in News by Jessica Richards

Eyewitness reports indicate that a Warde Substitute teacher spent much of period 4 on Wednesday October 27th, thoroughly enjoying the latest edition of the Warde Focus. The substitute teacher spent several minutes learning about new teachers, Ms. Smith and Ms. Moore, now in their second years of teaching at FWHS. […]

Substitute teacher engrossed by latest issue of the Warde Focus!

October 28, 2016 in Blur by M McGarry

Mrs. Landowne reports how psyched she is that her son Will, a junior at Staples, did really well last week at the 2016 FCIAC Cross Country Championship meet at Waveny Park in New Canaan. “Will came in fourth. I noticed a student from Warde came in second. Wouldn’t this […]

Sports Bulletin!!

October 24, 2016 in Blur / Sports by M McGarry

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