The child who was struck by a school bus in Pennsylvania last Wednesday has died, police say.

The unidentified boy died Tuesday, the same day he would have finished the first grade. According to officials with the Pennsylvania state police the  six-year-old boy was run over by the same school bus that drove him home. He was struck near his house on Ferncroft lane. Superintendent Lawrence Mussoline said the boy got off the bus a few hundred yards up the street from his house. As the bus started driving  away, he began running alongside it and darted in front of the bus when he saw his mother.

“The entire district is grieving with the family,” Mussoline said. “We are a very large district but we care deeply about each one of our students. This is a very tragic day. Speaking with everyone across the district, heartfelt thoughts and prayers are with the family.”

Upper Uwchlan Police Chief John DeMarco declined to identify the school bus driver. There is no word on whether a wrongful death lawsuit will be filed.