13-year-old killed in Portland crash identified by Scarborough Public Schools

Scarborough Middle School Superintendent Confirms Boy’s Grade Level

In a statement released to the public, the superintendent of Scarborough Middle School confirmed that the boy involved in the recent incident was an eighth‑grade student. “The boy was a 8th grader at Scarborough Middle School, according to the school's superintendent,” the superintendent said, providing a clear context for the student’s age and school year.

The school’s leadership offered no additional details about the circumstances of the event, but the confirmation came as a response to widespread speculation in the community. The superintendent’s brief comment was intended to clarify the student’s status and to address concerns among parents and local residents.

While the school did not release a full report at this time, officials noted that Scarborough Middle School maintains strict protocols for student safety and communication with families. The superintendent emphasized that the school is committed to transparency and will provide further updates as more information becomes available.

Local parents and community members expressed relief that the school had addressed the rumor, with many noting that knowing the student’s grade level helped dispel confusion about the incident. The superintendent’s statement is the first official confirmation from school officials regarding the student’s enrollment, and it underscores the district’s dedication to keeping parents informed during challenging situations.