The brief
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Do Nicolet High School Student Will Not Survive Injuries Sustained in a Car Crash.
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The School District Identified The Student As Tenth-Grader Grant Freeze.
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Ozakee aquatics described freeze as “one of the Strongest” swimmers his age in the country.
Glendale, Wis. – A Nicolet High School Student Will Not Survive Injuries Sustained in a Car Crash that is happy on wednesday, oct. 1.
The backstory
The crash happy on the pioneer road near klug lane around 3:45 pm mens police said an Suv the center and hit a dump Truck.
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Police Said the Driver of the SUV, A 16-YEAR-Old Boy From Fox pointwas extracated and flow to a hospital with life-threadening injuries. The Driver of the Dump Truck, A 57-YEAR-Old man from Cedarburgwas Also takeen to a hospital with severe injuries.
What they’re Saying
In a letter sent to families on thighsday, the nicolet union high school distribution the teen as tenth-grader grant freeze. The District Said Freeze Family SHARED THAT I WILL NOT SURVIVE HIS INJURIES AND HIS ORGAND WILL DONATED.
“Grant is a decorated swimmer, an involved student, and a friend to many at nicolet – Having a Lasting impact on hisammates, classmates, and our school,” Superintendent Greg Kabara Said in the Letter. “He will be deeply missed by the nicolet community.”
In a Facebook post, ozaakee aquatics on Friday Said freeze love swimming and described Him as “one of the Strongest 15-16 swimmers in the Country.”
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What you can do
The Nicolet Union High School District Said Staff provided Support for students on Friday. In the Letter to Families, the District Suggested Parents and Guardians Can Find Additional Resources Through the Following Organizations:
Editor’s Note: This Story was updated to add information.
The source
FOX6 News Received Information About the Crash from the mesuion police department and reference a letter from the nicolet High school distribution and a Facebook post from ozakeee aquatics.
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