Adair Public Schools Mourns Tragic Loss of Student Isabella Glaze-Logos; Offers Support to Community
Adair, Oklahoma — June 24, 2025 — With deep sorrow and an overwhelming sense of loss, Adair Public Schools announces the tragic passing of one of its own students, Isabella Glaze-Logos, following a devastating car accident that occurred recently. The heartbreaking news has shaken the entire school community, leaving students, faculty, and families reeling in grief.
Isabella, a cherished student known for her warm spirit, intelligence, and infectious smile, was taken from this world far too soon. Her passing marks a profound loss not only to her family and close friends but to every classroom, hallway, and heart that she touched at Adair High School. She will be remembered for her kindness, her bright presence, and the way she uplifted others just by being herself.
In the same tragic incident, fellow student Bentley Grubbs sustained injuries and is currently recovering in the hospital. The thoughts and prayers of the entire Adair community are with Bentley and his family during this difficult time, with hope for a full and speedy recovery.
Superintendent and school officials expressed their deep condolences and acknowledged the tremendous emotional toll this event is having on students and staff alike.
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you of the tragic loss of one of our own,” the official school statement read. “Isabella Glaze-Logos was tragically killed in a car accident, and our Bentley Grubbs is recovering from injuries in the hospital. Counselors and I will be at the high school at 1 p.m. today if you need comfort.”
The school district is mobilizing immediate grief support resources to help students and staff navigate this time of mourning. Professional counselors will be available beginning at 1:00 p.m. at the high school to offer emotional support, facilitate group discussions, and provide one-on-one counseling for anyone who may need it. The district encourages all students, parents, and staff to come together, share memories, talk openly about their grief, and support one another in the healing process.
This tragedy is a stark reminder of how fragile life is and how quickly everything can change. It underscores the importance of compassion, community, and connection—values that have always been central to Adair Public Schools.
Community members have already begun organizing memorials and ways to honor Isabella’s memory. Vigils, support drives for Bentley’s recovery, and messages of condolences are flowing in from surrounding towns and alumni, reflecting the powerful bonds that unite the Adair family.
As the school faces the days ahead, they do so leaning on each other—with grace, empathy, and a shared commitment to keep Isabella’s spirit alive in their hearts.
Additional information regarding funeral services for Isabella and ways to support Bentley and his family will be shared by the school as it becomes available.
In the face of profound sorrow, Adair Public Schools asks the community to join them in embracing those affected with love, patience, and unwavering support.
For now, they grieve. But they grieve together.
Adair, Oklahoma — June 24, 2025 — With deep sorrow and an overwhelming sense of loss, Adair Public Schools announces the tragic passing of one of its own students, Isabella Glaze-Logos, following a devastating car accident that occurred recently. The heartbreaking news has shaken the entire school community, leaving students, faculty, and families reeling in grief.
Isabella, a cherished student known for her warm spirit, intelligence, and infectious smile, was taken from this world far too soon. Her passing marks a profound loss not only to her family and close friends but to every classroom, hallway, and heart that she touched at Adair High School. She will be remembered for her kindness, her bright presence, and the way she uplifted others just by being herself.
In the same tragic incident, fellow student Bentley Grubbs sustained injuries and is currently recovering in the hospital. The thoughts and prayers of the entire Adair community are with Bentley and his family during this difficult time, with hope for a full and speedy recovery.
Superintendent and school officials expressed their deep condolences and acknowledged the tremendous emotional toll this event is having on students and staff alike.
“It is with a heavy heart that I inform you of the tragic loss of one of our own,” the official school statement read. “Isabella Glaze-Logos was tragically killed in a car accident, and our Bentley Grubbs is recovering from injuries in the hospital. Counselors and I will be at the high school at 1 p.m. today if you need comfort.”
The school district is mobilizing immediate grief support resources to help students and staff navigate this time of mourning. Professional counselors will be available beginning at 1:00 p.m. at the high school to offer emotional support, facilitate group discussions, and provide one-on-one counseling for anyone who may need it. The district encourages all students, parents, and staff to come together, share memories, talk openly about their grief, and support one another in the healing process.
This tragedy is a stark reminder of how fragile life is and how quickly everything can change. It underscores the importance of compassion, community, and connection—values that have always been central to Adair Public Schools.
Community members have already begun organizing memorials and ways to honor Isabella’s memory. Vigils, support drives for Bentley’s recovery, and messages of condolences are flowing in from surrounding towns and alumni, reflecting the powerful bonds that unite the Adair family.
As the school faces the days ahead, they do so leaning on each other—with grace, empathy, and a shared commitment to keep Isabella’s spirit alive in their hearts.
Additional information regarding funeral services for Isabella and ways to support Bentley and his family will be shared by the school as it becomes available.
In the face of profound sorrow, Adair Public Schools asks the community to join them in embracing those affected with love, patience, and unwavering support.
For now, they grieve. But they grieve together.