5th grade teacher, student die during field trip to nature reserve
Summary
A fifth-grade teacher and a student died during a school field trip to the MacBride Nature Recreation Area in Iowa. Authorities found their bodies in the Coralville Reservoir, and the cause of their deaths is still being investigated.Key Facts
- The teacher, Hannah Jorgensen, was 24 years old and taught fifth grade at Borlaug Elementary School.
- The student, Ahmed Osman, was 10 years old.
- Their deaths occurred on Tuesday during the trip to the nature reserve near Iowa City.
- The Johnson County Sheriff's Office received a call about two people in the water near the Coralville Reservoir spillway.
- Jorgensen's body was found on Tuesday, and Osman's was found the next day.
- The school district expressed grief and is providing counselors to support students and staff.
- Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds offered condolences and support to the school community.
- The investigation into what caused the deaths is ongoing.
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