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Warren Point 

-An elementary school located in Fair-Lawn NJ.
-Many students have attended this school,however lets just name some of the historic people that have walked through these famous halls.
-The yakush's,the guerrieri's, the barzola's, and the burns's.
-Although many people already know it today,this school has some sort of a war with Radburn elementary school or also know as " radburnians".
-One thing that was in common with all the graduates from this elementary was that they all took two traits with them, there pride and loyalty for the school.
-But unfortunately they are all to over-confident with themselves
-Where the main staircase ( The Stoop) is the heart of the school.
-Oh lets not also forget about "the queen" of FairLawn attended this school.
-Some of the top B.A came out of this school to,smokers and packers.
Chase: hey wanna go too the stoop and pack?
Brett:As long as you provide.

Henry:you gonna get with her tonight?
Andrew:na dude i came from warren point im to good for her.

Austin:wanna go to radburn?
Will:shut up radburnian
Warren Point by x0MYsTeRY0x August 16, 2009
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warrenpoint 

Shit hole. Good ice cream and alright chippers. Still under British rule😭. Also known as'the point'
"I'm going down the point"
"Warrenpoint seniors boi, fuck ALL"
warrenpoint by gerrysmyman May 8, 2018

Warrenpoint 

A scary place, an ungodly place-

stay away from clonallon park (cp) if you want to stay sober
I saw that wee shmick smoking a joint by the swings in CP (warrenpoint park- not the main one) yesterday at 11AM, smh, probably rolls joints with 90% baccy the skeet
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