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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.
Garfield high school walkout for students murdered
One year after 17-year-old Amarr Murphy-Payne was murdered at Garfield High School, his father returned to campus on National Gun Violence Awareness Day to demand safety and change. The family has since created the Amarr's Heart Foundation to give back to the community.
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.
SEATTLE — Inside the hallowed halls of Garfield High School, and inside a gym that's housed some of Seattle's best, Katie Fiso is cooking for the entire team. "She has the Seattle sauce.
More than two months after 17-year-old Amarr Murphy-Paine was gunned down in the parking lot of Garfield High School, the Seattle Police Department has not made an arrest. RELATED: 17-year-old ...
When the top-seeded Garfield ... at Garfield High School for Monday’s NJSIAA North Jersey Group 2 Final, one team was going to walk away with its first sectional title. The gym was packed ...
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