The Garfield Messenger

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Acorn Overlord

Nat Beaumon November 27, 2019

The College Board plays a huge role here at Garfield as the educational organization behind AP classes, AP testing, and the SAT. But is it purely a force for good? The answer is a bit more complicated. Garfield...

The Great Spodie Divide

Sam Treat November 26, 2019

It’s Friday, and school just got out. You’re a Garfield High School student. You meet up with your friends in the courtyard. You agree on splitting an Uber, and you all pile into a blue Toyota Camry...

Changing Places

Grace Chinowsky and Annabelle Frockt November 26, 2019

Sebastian Sotelo Sebastian Sotelo lived in Mexico City for 16 years before moving to Seattle and starting his senior year at Garfield this September. In Mexico City, Sotelo had a private education, attending...

By Dominic Sullivan

Special Education Moves Towards Integration

Dominic Sullivan November 6, 2019
TOLERATING, THAT’S THE WORD I DON’T LIKE. IT DOESN’T MEAN YOU ARE ACCEPTING, IT MEANS something is bothering you and you are just gonna let it happen.
By Devon Ling-Effird

At the CORE

November 6, 2019
Having people of color be more involved allows for more conversations to be had.
By Simone Cielos

Say Goodbye to the HCC?

Simone Cielos November 6, 2019

The HCC program, along with other advanced learning programs, has been deeply ingrained into the Seattle Public Schools. Garfield’s status as an HCC magnet school has only made these programs more prominent...

Ramadan Mubarak

Milena S. Haile June 25, 2019

As one of the five pillars of Islam (faith, prayer, charity and the pilgrimage), Ramadan is a vital component of the Muslim faith. Occurring on the ninth month of the lunar calendar, it falls on various...

Meet Your Teachers

Téa Fortune June 25, 2019

  TSANG This year was Mr. Raymond Tsang’s first year teaching physics and chemistry at Garfield. He recently moved from California to Seattle, not knowing a lot about the districts in Washington....

Dealing with Addiction

Simone Cielos June 25, 2019

Content has mentions of drug abuse and drug addiction These students chose to share something that many decide to ignore and for that The Messenger is deeply thankful. The interviewees will remain anonymous....

Nova Transfers: Ex-Bulldogs Speak Out

Nova Transfers: Ex-Bulldogs Speak Out

Tova Gaster June 25, 2019

While you’re sitting in marketing or physics, there are students a block away analyzing the Twilight Zone, learning to farm, and taking an entire class on Studio Ghibli films. These are only a few of...

Black in Business

Hailey Gray and Sara Javkhlan April 23, 2019

“She came to town and was asking for a place to get some good food...they would say ‘of course, you got to try Ezell’s,” said Lewis Rudd, owner of Ezell’s Famous Fried Chicken. “She called...

Green Thumbs

Green Thumbs

Téa Fortune April 23, 2019

When you walk down the hallways, there is a cut out corner that is hard to ignore. This is the Garfield greenhouse: a relaxed and clean atmosphere for students to experience a new shade of nature and grow...

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