Gov. Kim Reynolds extends state of disaster issued for Perry community after shootings
A state of disaster issued to ensure state aid to Perry after the fatal shootings at its high school has been extended by Kim Reynolds.
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A state of disaster issued to ensure state aid to Perry after the fatal shootings at its high school has been extended by Kim Reynolds.
"No additional gun laws would have prevented what happened," Gov. Kim Reynolds said Friday. "There’s just evil out there."
Dan Marburger, had been principal at Perry High School since 1995, suffered serious injuries on Jan. 4 as he helped pupils and staff exit the school after a 17-year-old student opened fire, killing a sixth-grader and wounding five people, including Marburger. "All of the Marburger family and the entire Perry Community will forever be touched by the selflessness of Mr. Marburger."
Sage Geffre, a student wounded in the Perry High shootings, won't be coming home from the hospital just yet.
Perry Schools Superintendent Clark Wicks on Tuesday didn't make an expected announcement about school reopening dates in wake of Jan. 4 shootings