Morrilton, AR – The community of Southwest Christian Academy (SCA) is heartbroken over the tragic loss of Nel’ Taiyah Green, a beloved second-grade student who died in a car crash earlier this week. The young girl’s untimely passing, along with the deaths of her brother and mother, has left a profound impact on her classmates, teachers, and the entire school community.
Nel’ Taiyah Green was remembered as a vibrant and joyful student, whose spirit brightened the halls of Southwest Christian Academy. The school shared the sad news in a heartfelt social media post, expressing sorrow over the loss of such a bright young life. Nel’ Taiyah’s warmth and kindness made her a cherished member of the SCA family, and her absence will be deeply felt by everyone who knew her.
In the emotional message, SCA extended condolences to Nel’ Taiyah’s family, urging the community to keep her loved ones, as well as her teacher and classmates, in their thoughts and prayers during this incredibly difficult time. As the grief-stricken school community comes together to support each other, the loss of this young girl has left a lasting void.
The tragedy is compounded by the death of CJ Clemons, Nel’ Taiyah’s brother, who was also killed in the crash. CJ, a junior student-athlete at Morrilton High School, was known for his dedication to basketball as a member of the varsity Devil Dogs team. His passing has further deepened the sorrow in the Morrilton area, as many had admired his talent and determination on and off the court.
While authorities have not yet disclosed the cause of the crash or the identity of the mother involved, the tragedy has sparked an outpouring of support from the local community and beyond. Law enforcement is continuing to investigate the incident, and details remain limited. Despite the lack of information, the family’s heartbreaking loss has brought the community together, as residents express their condolences and offer support to those affected.
The loss of Nel’ Taiyah and CJ has left a deep void in the hearts of their classmates, teachers, and the broader Morrilton community. Their deaths serve as a sobering reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment with loved ones. The memories of these young lives will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew them, as the school and community unite to remember their spirits.
As the investigation continues, the focus remains on providing support to the grieving family and the school community. In the aftermath of the crash, Southwest Christian Academy has become a place of solace, where students, teachers, and parents come together to mourn and honor the lives of Nel’ Taiyah Green and CJ Clemons. Their legacy will live on in the hearts of those who loved them, offering comfort and strength during this difficult time.