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2nd grader dies after collapsing at school playground, officials say

Atlanta, GALocal News

Chloe Williams, an 8-year-old second grader at Libertas School of Memphis, tragically passed away after collapsing on the school playground on Monday. Despite the immediate response from staff and paramedics, she was pronounced dead at a local hospital, leaving the community in shock. The Executive Director of Libertas School, Bob Nardo, indicated that the cause of Chloe’s death remains unclear but may be linked to internal medical issues. Remembered by her mother as a “ray of sunshine,” Chloe was known for her kindness and her dream of becoming a nurse. In light of this heartbreaking event, two online fundraisers have been launched to assist the family with funeral expenses, including a GoFundMe page and a meal delivery service.

The community has come together in support, with many expressing their condolences and solidarity. This incident raises concerns about children's health and safety in school environments. As investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding her collapse, the focus remains on providing comfort and support to Chloe's grieving family.

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