Florida high school senior dies in rip current just days before graduation

The weather spring arrives this weekend, and with the increase in temperatures more people are expected on the American beaches. And as more people go to the water, officials warn the beaches that know the residence currents. The spokesman of the American Association of Wayatt Wernh joined Fox Weather on Thursday to explain what a current of RIP is, how to detect one and how to stay safe.

Indian River County, Florida. -A fatal incident related to the water that involved a last year high school student on a Florida beach in Indian River County days before graduation.

The members of Sebastian River High School are crying the death of a high school student who tragic died after an incident related to water, according to the school district officials.

According to a Facebook publication by Sebastian River High School, a group of high -level students went to a beach after school, when one of the students was caught in a RIP current. Unfortunately, the student was arrested under water for several minutes, and despite the efforts to revive the victim, he died on the way to the hospital.

A service is a hero in Sebastian River High School to honor and remember the victim who is loved by many in the community.

(Sebastian River High School / Facebook)

If you are trapped in a RIP current, NOAA progresses by swimming parallel to the shore instead of towards it as the best escape method.

“The student was a proud member of our band and a beloved member of our senior class,” said a high school statement. “Out of respect for our classmate and his family, we will cancel the concert of the end of the end of the year tonight.”

The community joins to honor and remember a beloved member of Sebastian River high school.

(Sebastian River High School / Facebook)

The devastation occurs only one week before the 2025 class is scheduled for graduation.

2 swimmers who at the entrance of South Carolina after the dangerous currents of Waterway

The high school organized a community service to honor a beloved member of the graduation class. School officials shared that the support of the students and the staff is available during the duration of the campus this time.