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One year after killing of Garfield High School student, questions remain about student safety
Friday marks one year since Garfield High School student Amarr Murphy-Paine was fatally shot while trying to break up a lunchtime fight outside a school building. Questions remain about how best to protect students. Fred Podesta, chief operations officer for Seattle Public Schools, has proposed reinstating school resource officers.
Many at Garfield High School won’t be wearing purple and white this Friday as they put on orange shirts for National Gun Violence Awareness Day and hold a remembrance of a fallen friend.
José Curiel Morelos, Seattle Public School’s new executive director of safety and security, has met with the principals of Garfield and Ingraham high schools and the police department to ...
SEATTLE — About 50,000 students are ... Nyshae Griffin said she has mixed emotions about the upcoming school year and the new safety plan. "There have been a lot of issues, like, all of my ...
The deadly shooting — and other incidents of gun violence throughout the school year — prompted calls to improve student safety at Garfield and across the city and district. Seattle Public ...
Seattle school superintendent Brent Jones has said there are no immediate plans to reinstate school resource officers. Instead, the district is conducting a sweeping safety audit to determine ...
SEATTLE — Seattle Public Schools is considering several safety changes on high school campuses next school year after a student was shot and killed earlier this month. Superintendent Brent ...
In the Highline School District, just south of Seattle, there were no recent “critical” food safety violations at its cafeterias listed on the Public Health - Seattle & King County website.
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