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Read / Add Comments Groups of high school students in Fairfield County walked out of class to protest recent racial incidents that came to a head following a racist social media post earlier this month. On Monday, May 24, students at Fairfield Warde High School orchestrated a mass walkout of hundreds of students that were also in collaboration with students across town at Ludlowe High School. In total, upwards of 600 students reportedly walked out in Fairfield on Monday, which lasted a few hours, featuring speeches and some of the teens sharing their own experiences with race i...

Read / Add Comments Groups of high school students in Fairfield County walked out of class to protest recent racial incidents that came to a head following a racist social media post earlier this month. On Monday, May 24, students at Fairfield Warde High School orchestrated a mass walkout of hundreds of students that were also in collaboration with students across town at Ludlowe High School. In total, upwards of 600 students reportedly walked out in Fairfield on Monday, which lasted a few hours, featuring speeches and some of the teens sharing their own experiences with race i...

Groups of high school students in Fairfield County walked out of class to protest recent racial incidents that came to a head following a racist social media post earlier this month.On Monday, May 24, students at Fairfield Warde High Schoo…

UpdatedMon, May 24, 2021 at 11:56 am ET Replies(19) Maximo Rivano speaks Monday at a student walkout at Fairfield Warde High School. (Anna Bybee-Schier/Patch) FAIRFIELD, CT — Hundreds of Fairfield Warde High School students walked out of class Monday morning to protest recent racist incidents in Fairfield. They gathered outside the school building, shared their stories and spoke against racism, antisemitism, homophobia, sexism and ableism. A similar event was planned for Fairfield Ludlowe High School. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. Subscribe Student equity groups at War...

After 'heartbreaking' allegations of racism in Fairfield schools, NAACP helps make a plan FacebookTwitterEmail FAIRFIELD — Officials and residents want more to be done to combat racism in town. School officials, members of the police department and the Rev. D Stanley Lord, president of the Greater Bridgeport NAACP, met Monday after two brothers reported they were the victims of two separate allegedly racist incidents involving students from Warde and Ludlowe high schools. Superintendent Mike Cummings said the group “had an extremely productive discussion focusing on how we move forward. T...