 A Pillager High School student was killed Tuesday night in a tragic car crash. Today, those who knew Devin Alexander are trying to pick up the pieces as they deal with this tragedy. Logan Gaye has more. We're like one family and we'll pull together. That was the Pillager High School principal explaining how they plan to heal after one of their students died in a tragic car crash Tuesday night. That student's name was Devin Alexander. He had a great smile. He was a good-looking kid, athletic. According to the State Patrol report, Alexander was driving west on Highway 210 when he attempted to pass another vehicle and lost control and was struck broadside by an uncoming car. His car came the rest eastbound in a ditch. Today, the school had counselors ready to help meet the needs of the students. Our northern pine staff were great. They had additional counselors and things on standby if needed. Our local churches and things brought in people that were able to, you know, pastors that were able to meet with students. Alexander was a senior at Pillager High School and, like many other students, he had big plans for his future after graduation. As soon as he graduated this spring, his plan was to attend advanced individual training through the military. And to show their love for him, his classmates wrote thoughtful messages and posted them on a bulletin board. We do have a board right outside the high school office with, you know, our seniors' photos and what they plan to do after high school and things like that, that students have taken post-it notes and posted messages and things on that. Although this time is tough, the high school plans to focus on being positive. In Pillager, Logan Gaye, Lakeland News. The other vehicle involved in the crash was filled with five teenagers. The driver and one of the passengers suffered non-life-threatening injuries. The rest of the passengers had no injuries. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.