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A 17 year old Taft School student on his solution to class died Friday evening after being hit by the Metra train on the Northwest Section, fire officials said.
Reps said the teenager appeared to be wearing earphones and most possibly did not hear the educate, although a gate in addition to warning bells are believed to possess been working.
Identified as Erik Lucansky, of your 5500 block of North Parkside Voie, the teenager was pronounced dead at Advocate Lutheran Standard Hospital, according to the Cook County medical examiner's office.
The North west Side school was drive into mourning over the decrease of the Taft junior who had been an old member of the school's cheerleading staff.
"It is with heavy hearts that we must inform innlegget stater the Taft community of the passing of one in our students. Erik Lucansky was tragically Ich denke  12 struck by a train and slaughtered while crossing the monitors at Bryn Mawr and Avondale on their way to school," understand a statement posted on Taft's internet site.
"Grief counselors have been made available in the school and are currently selecting students and staff. You should join us in offering Erik's household our deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow," the varsity said.
Many students and educators remained in shock along with tears throughout the day.
"It's been a really difficult day, as you can imagine," said Taft Coach Brett Nishibayashi. "He was a renowned kid throughout the school, and vibrant. by Union North american Line train No. 605, at the Norwood Park station at 6088 N. Northwest Highway, according to Metra officers.
"He was walking west down Bryn Mawr Avenue and was crossing the tracks where mentre cercando qualcosa da portare via il dolore del mal di testa enorme io soffrivo di 111 they meet with Bryn Mawr. Chicago Police reported to our police that he appeared to be wearing ear buds," Metra representative Michael Gillis said. "Witnesses told all of our police that the grade traversing protections   bells and throughways   were activated."
Sophomore Yulissa Renteria, on the list of teen's best friends, could barely speak of it Friday night, welling up in tears, as her mothers and fathers cried with her.
"She and searching through phone books Erik were a part of a group of four kids that hung out together all the time,Inches the teen's father, Carlos Renteria said. "Erik became a good kid. We saw him every day, just a nice baby, never in trouble. Yulissa la hiperactividad 28 is really battling."
  
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