Brayden Bahme Accident: Cheney High School student died at following fall during PE class

Horrible accident at Cheney High School: On Thursday afternoon, a student was killed in an accident at Cheney High School. ‘Tragic accident’ at school claims the life of a sophomore at Cheney High School. Brayden Bahme died as a result of an accident he had at school.

This is a devastating loss, as you might understand, and his parents and siblings are grateful for your kindness in giving them time and space to mourn.

They requested that we communicate love and our favorite memories of Bray rather than spreading grief and resentment. Keep scrolling to know what happened to the student Brayden Bahme and about the tragic accident in detail.

What happened to the student Brayden Bahme?

A “tragic accident” occurred on campus on Thursday, April 27, leaving one student at Cheney High School dead. Brayden Bahme, a student at Cheney Public Schools, was fatally injured during his fourth-period physical education class, according to a message given to parents by Superintendent Ben Ferney.

Bahme was running when he collided with a “goal post,” impaling himself through the eye, according to Cheney Fire Chief Tom Jenkins, who spoke to KREM 2.

Within a minute, first aid personnel were attending to Bahme at the high school. He was brought to Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital, where he suffered injuries and later passed away.

According to Superintendent Ferney, counselors are available for students and staff who need assistance at this time.

“We thank you for your continued support as we grieve as a school community and we want to express our deepest condolences to the Bahme family,” Ferney’s note to parents stated.

Bahme’s Family Statement

Following Bahme’s passing, his family released the following statement:

It’s with a heavy heart that we have to say goodbye to Brayden. Our entire family appreciates the outreach of support. This go-fund-me will be used to take care of Brayden’s final burial arrangements and immediate needs of the family. All remaining funds will be used for a youth fishing program in honor of Brayden “fish pockets” Bahme.

Online condolences from Bahme’s Family & Friends

Holly Bahme Goodman posted,

It’s with a heavy heart that we share with our family, friends, and Cheney high school community that Heaven gained an angel last night. My nephew Brayden Bahme passed away from an injury that he sustained at school.

Leti Burrell said,

I am extremely devastated for the family and friends of Brayden. Cheney Public Schools, I am overwhelmingly disgusted and disappointed with the insensitive manner in which you handled this situation. At minimum school should not have been in session today not only that I would have been perfectly fine picking up my child early on Thursday due to the traumatic circumstance. Our parents do not care about staff hours, funding, testing, or an extra day added to the end of the school year when it comes down to the safety (physical, mental, or emotional) of our children, of our neighbors’ children, of the communities children, of ALL the children.

Yeleina Primakov said,

We are extremely grateful for the first responders, YES Officers, nurses, teachers, counselors, staff, and administrative team as they acted quickly to render assistance to Brayden and offer support to students and staff closest to the situation. We thank you for your continued support as we grieve as a school community and we want to express our deepest condolences to the Bahme family.”

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