Brad Neavin, superintendent of Eaton Community Schools, said Dylan was a bright student who had been tapped for the National Honor Society and he was having a good year.
"Anytime you have a death of a child, there are a lot of questions that arise. What happened? Why did this happen? For some kids, it's just a matter of having someone to talk to."
Counselors and mental health professionals would be at the school again Tuesday to help students and staff members cope with the loss.
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