Neshaminy Community Mourns 2 High School Students Killed In Car Crash

LANGHORNE, PA — The Neshaminy School District is mourning two high school students who were killed in a car crash in Warrington on Halloween night.

The school district is providing support for students, teachers, and staff this week following the crash in the 2600 block of Bristol Road in Warrington. Police said the crash happened around 9:30 p.m. Friday when a Toyota Camry and a Ford Explorer crashed in the area of the former Fox Acute Center.

Three teenagers were killed in the crash. A fourth teenager remains in critical condition.

Two of the three teenagers killed in the crash were Neshaminy High School students, school officials said.

Chris Stanley, the district's community relations coordinator, said the high school's counseling staff and other regional resources are available to support any student or staff member who may need assistance.

Support and guidance will be provided to students returning to class on Monday. Counselors will be available for any student who needs extra support.

"We are preparing the staff at Neshaminy High School to be ready to respond to those needs and provide resources to assist those students," Stanley said.

Parents and guardians can also reach out to Neshaminy High School counselors if they have any questions or concerns. The phone number for the Counseling Center at Neshaminy High School is 215-809-6101.

Stanley said the school district will continue to provide updates with additional information and support during the upcoming days.

A list of additional community support resources can be found at:

• Hands Holding Hearts -1.445.444.5374 (Newtown)
• Safe Harbor - 225-491-5993 www.amh.org (Abington Memorial Hospital)
• Center for Grieving Children, Teens, and Families - 215.744.4025 (Philadelphia)
• Good Grief - 908-522-1999 ext 8006 (Princeton, NJ)
• St. Mary’s Medical Center, Langhorne, Spiritual Counseling Department, 215.710.5902
• Lenape Valley Foundation Mobile Crisis Unit, 1.877.435.7709
• PanAmerican Mental Health Services, https://panamericanmhs.org/services (Philadelphia)